Anti-war activists in Portland, Oregon, are urging city officials to investigate whether local resources support a company that allegedly supplies artificial intelligence technology to the Israeli military.

The protesters are targeting Sightline Intelligence, a Portland-based company that manufactures AI-supported video technology used in drones. The technology reportedly helps interpret target movements and make rapid decisions based on perceived threat levels.

According to cargo documents cited by the activists, Sightline Intelligence has shipped its technology to Elbit Systems, an Israeli arms manufacturer that produces drones for Israel's military and exports weapons to other countries.

The activists are calling on Portland city authorities to ensure no local tax breaks, investments, or other municipal resources support the company. They argue that such technology sales violate United Nations arms agreements.

The push comes as part of broader anti-war activism targeting companies perceived as supporting Israel's military operations. The activists want the city to investigate any financial ties or support it may have with Sightline Intelligence through economic development programs or other municipal relationships.