i've spent most of my life as an intelligence analyst, manager of intelligence analysts. i have also sought analytical skills to hundreds of new analysts. to be a good intelligence analyst, you have to have the ability to deal with ambiguity. very often analysts are asked to address issues for which there may not be a final definitive answer. analysts have in a world where there may be several possibilities each of which has a degree of certainty and uncertainty. this can be frustrating to policymakers who want an answer. given the available intelligence and our own expertise, specific answer cannot always be determined. this seems to be the case in terms of the origin of the coronavirus in china. there's not been sufficient intelligence to date to make a firm judgment whether the virus occurred naturally or was the result of activity in a lab, whether witting or accidental. the october 2021 declassified assessment on covid 19 origins which you cited reflects this uncertainty. intelligence agencies assess that the virus originated naturally with low confidence. one intell

philby could thank the dupes that are in the intelligence, after all, the intelligence of this game.ew how to play with this system and win. on april 15, 1943 , the führer signs order number six as the offensive strike of this year. neglecting e style, so that the new document , the fuhrer said that for this operation it is necessary to attract the best units of the wehrmacht, the best weapons of the best commanders , a few months before the start of the battle of kursk , philby managed to transfer important reports to the ussr the main shock role in the upcoming battle. hitler's headquarters allocates tank armor made of new steel to tank divisions, old soviet guns will not be able to penetrate it. technological information was received on the expense of armor and the russian sheep industry in the urals managed to finish off the creation of new armor-piercing shells. they became so powerful that they pierced the armor. but the german tigers, but remained the key question, when and where exactly the nazi army will carry out the breakthrough the length of the kursk bulge is more than 2

so big data is artificial intelligence.means that now we are not commercially regulated, but are carried out a little chaotically, because these understandable and there are no transparent rules within the clarification. after the amendments to the second reading, we just agreed on the procedures for depersonalizing data, determined the procedure for how the data sets needed for just this machine learning will be formed, but also agreed on those rules, and on which external developers will have access to this data in order to start train your networks. and at the same time, the prepared amendments provide for such a direct and unambiguous ban on the processing of big data, if this creates risks , then causing harm security defense citizens, while access by external developers to big data, and will be possible only if it is confirmed that they do not contain information that would allow the citizen to be identified. that is, we exclude any personification , we process big data, while external access. by uh, big data will als

and as open sourced intelligence becomes an increasing part of the intelligence enterprise, a.i. will be all over. and you have to understand what can happen there. third piece of advice, focus on china as a peer competitor, but do not surge everything on china. the world remains dangerous. think north korea, think iran, think some things which are going on in africa. think domestic extremists. think all of the things in addition to china, that you have to stay focused on. so you need a whole of world approach to the intelligence enterprise. and i suggest again, while focusing on china's probably, and i would think this as well, the number one threat, keep brain cells and attention on other things. finally, the i c and congress should be commended for the classified intelligence, has a role to play in deterrence and the broader u.s. security. the declassification of intelligence on ukraine was central in preparing the ukrainians for the fight and ensuring that the world recognized russian aggression for what it was, and for making sure that the russians knew that we were staying

that normally requires human intelligence. that is a moving target, because what normally requires human intelligence has to adapt to the reality of technological progress and widespread adoption. for example, in the 1980's, tax preparation software was very successfully architect as an ai accountant. nobody that and i, even in the most advanced research fields. my gosh, software that can do your taxes. it is ai. today, programs like turbotax are just routine software, they no longer are viewed as artificial intelligence. this is what i mean by a moving target. it hinges upon a subfield of the umbrella term, artificial intelligence. that is machine learning. the difference between machine learning and traditional software is that whereas with a traditional computer software system, every line of computer code is typed out by human hands. the intelligence of that system represents what humans know they have programmed into these computer rules. sheena learning systems are different. they generate their own rules based on what t

please say artificial intelligence.e, it is time for good or evil to establish control over it. or let while everything is free swimming. let's ask a question first. uh, the opportunity to answer petersburg tatyana vladimirovna do you think control is already needed? yes, of course, it is needed, and quickly. moreover, i’m not sure that we weren’t late, because i haven’t called him lately, including if the developers and western californians are also and they are seriously afraid, if the developers are afraid, then i think , there is every reason to be afraid and just people. and what to be afraid of you can form what as what kind of threat is still easy to formulate? a exactly? that is, simpler than simple, namely, that we lose control over what is happening moreover, uh many people think and i think so that we have already lost, yeah. here, how do you think alexei control? why did the genie come out of the bottle? uh-huh and as you know, he doesn’t plan to reverse. alexei, how does jin think he got out of the bottle o

science fiction artificial intelligence. maybe not. it seems like a lot of money for the development and sale of this artificial intelligence in the name of automatic weapons system. it has become a fact that this artificial intelligence has been introduced in the form of a killing machine and it seems to be much closer than you think, or tomorrow the alarm will be sounded about the latest case of artificial intelligence, the artificial intelligence of the producer, and the loudest sound of this alarm will sound. a warning from the developers of the province's design these experts, scientists, are asking the world to do something. they consider artificial intelligence to be a serious threat to mankind, part of which is related to the risk of starting a nuclear war . israel should define a goal for itself so that it can be one of the leaders in the field of artificial intelligence in the world by 2030, while entertaining us with countless crises and tenders from we are political rains and internal sanctions the world is rapidly moving t

that normally requires human intelligence. that is a moving target, because what normally requires human intelligence has to adapt to the reality of technological progress and widespread adoption. for example, in the 1980's, tax preparation software was very successfully architect as an ai accountant. nobody that and i, even in the most advanced research fields. my gosh, software that can do your taxes. it is ai. today, programs like turbotax are just routine software, they no longer are viewed as artificial intelligence. this is what i mean by a moving target. it hinges upon a subfield of the umbrella term, artificial intelligence. that is machine learning. the difference between machine learning and traditional software is that whereas with a traditional computer software system, every line of computer code is typed out by human hands. the intelligence of that system represents what humans know they have programmed into these computer rules. sheena learning systems are different. they generate their own rules based on what t

all of them, all of the above and they have intelligence officials, former retired, whatever intelligence official saying this and that. so there is an incestuous relationship between the us and media, if that's the right word to use and the intelligence agencies to a point where if there's told that's an error, we're just going to leave alone. they're going to do it and the people that they are putting on sticks on stage are literally intelligence operative. so certainly they would work with their comrades to can, to ensure that we remain in the dark about these types of activities. we talked about the america in the us intelligence. we talked about his really what other countries do you think we know? do we have in my 6 what other countries intelligence do you think would have had ties to jeffrey? i've seen him would find it beneficial to keep this quiet list on well, since there was a member of the royal family who was intricately involved in this operation. in not saying what he was from the other end of it and that he was accused prince andrew, shall we say he was at a minimum of two

. >> next look at the top global trends with the director of intelligence defense intelligence agency director lieutenant general perry. they testified before the senate armed service committee about foreign intelligence surveillance and ongoing project ukraine more, u.s. competition with china and other emerging threats. the hearing is about two and a half hours. >> morning before we begin today want to take a moment to acknowledge the general this past weekend. general stewart was an inspiring trailblazing served nation, the decades. all the way director of the intelligence agency. he committed himself entirely to our nation and his leadership will continue throughout the marine corps and cia. my thoughts are with his wife children and family. today's hearing, the committee meets this one to receive testimony on the worldwide threats facing the united states and its national partners. i'd like to welcome to national intelligence and director of the intelligence agency, thank you for joining us gratitude for the men and women intelligence unit for their work. at the annual, number of

was this chinese intelligence? >> it was the u.s. government that make clear in first detected those hacked and informed microsoft which acted efficiently in response. microsoft attribute it to china and we don't have reason to doubt. >> was this chinese intelligence? >> i can't go beyond what i just said. >> was that in the realm of what is normal tit for tat? or do you see it as escalation? >> the efforts not just with the most public of china but in critical infrastructure has been going on for some years so it's not new but is something we took seriously in the role is to collect all the intelligence we can and support department of commonor security and others properly focused on protecting the u.s. domestic issues. >> why do the accounts keep getting attacked? >> all i can do is speak for the cia and we worked very hard in to protect accounts and we work very hard with other agencies both domestic and other intelligence agencies to ensure were not only sharply focused but we share every bit of intelligence we can acquire to hel

artificial intelligence has been in use for many years.ferent technologies are being used, what happened now, what happened that these days we are witnessing that different countries don't have constant warnings about artificial intelligence, and what laws have countries tried to regulate in this area? with greetings, politeness and respect, i am serving you and dear viewers, and condolences on the decade of muharram, and as you said, artificial intelligence started well in the 40s when research work began and various programs and algorithms were proposed, but since almost ten years ago it was with the development of processing infrastructure and algorithms the so-called "smart" has spread and found many uses, and of course, from the same time , there were warnings about its improper use, for example, the world telecommunication forum started to consider this issue as applications for good purposes. it should be brought forward in order to bring forward the goals for sustainable development , as per the promise and efforts of the united na

and as such, foundational military intelligence, human intelligence, measurement, and signature intelligence -- our strategic, operational, and tactical defense fighters, defense fighters, policy makers, and the acquisition community, and i look forward to discussing real world examples of our progress. one final area i would like to highlight is the workforce of the d i. as you know, our workforce spans the globe, and these talented and dedicated experts are making drives to defend the rights and our allies. from our defense attachÉs, two analysts, two collectors, two are enabling force, these professionals are mission focused and working tirelessly behind the scenes for our nation. the d.i. is investing in the workforce and the infrastructure that supports their behind the scenes work, bringing together talented officers with experiences and giving them the tools and authorities to conduct investigations, investing in our people is a critical step to modernizing the next generation of intelligence capabilities. i'm proud to represent a workforce that provides intelligence on foreign actors

my pen ultimate assignment was with the defense intelligence agency. i was selected from swath of air force officers to become an aircraft. tashay, eventually landing myself positions, air outs, ashtray to italy, in switzerland i that's position being overseen and managed by the defense intelligence agency, which brought me to that organization. i served there for 3 years and after that assignments went on to serve as a staff officer for about a year before my retirement last february c. and you are the kind of officer with that background that the pentagon wants in these positions in all the years that i was in the c i a working overseas. i thought that d i a was a well oiled machine. the d i a officers with whom i worked, regardless of what country was in, were substantive experts in their fields. they had close and friendly relationships in the host ministries of defense. and they were all personally popular. everybody wanted to hang out with a defense that caches. it never even occurred to me there, there might be internal problems. tell us about w

that information is evaluated and becomes intelligence. it is that intelligence.telligence gap that we need to fill. that is what is lacking now, particularly at neighbourhood level. with that, of course, prior to austerity is working closely with other agencies or the partnership arrangements under the auspices are introduced by the crime and disorder act and became known as community safety partnerships, that partnership and that way of proceeding and addressing community problems was very, very successful. key to that is neighbourhood policing teams and that is what needs to be reinstated. now, two years ago, the government published a well researched document called the beating crime plan, july 2021. and in that, they look at the drugs issues and they actually basically categorise them into four areas, the lowest being the urban street gang type arrangement moving into organised crime groups, which is what we've sadly witnessed here with olivia and with ellie. they have been a victim of these —— with olivia and elle. moving up into the national and internation

we will do everything we can as an intelligence agency to provide the intelligence support, ensuringt will help the ukrainians make progress. ms. kelly: one thing that feels important to ask about. we seem to be talking about it less, less in the news, the possibility of a nuclear weapon being introduced in the war zone. last year, you met with your russian counterpart. you have described that your orders were from president biden to make very clear what the consequences would be if russia went down that path. president biden about the possibility was real enough that he dispatched cia agency to make sure did not happen. are you less worried about that? dir. burns: first, the nuclear say ford idling that putin has engaged in is a responsible. it is not something we can take lightly. we do not see any concrete preparations for the potential use of nuclear weapons. we have made clear in that conversation with sergey naryshkin, and through other channels that the depth -- the depth of our concern. it is important that president xi has spoken out about it as well, his voice is one that i

intelligence community. andot that's what our officers o the bestst to provide. >> i want to draw everyone's attention to a recent "new york times" headline for those who missed it the headline was william burns, the cia spymaster with unusual powers. >> my daughters got a big kick out of that. >> the most memorable line to my reading and i'm curious what yours was was the description of you, and i quote a tall discrete figure with ashen hair and a trimmed mustache, you could imagine whispering into a dignitaries year at an embassy party that the city is falling to the rebels and a boat will be more waiting in the harbor at midnight. [laughter]r] >> have you ever had occasion to whisper in a dignitaries year that a boat will be waiting in the harbor at night? >> something to aspire to -- where you tickled when you read that, did they get it right? >> tickled may not be the right word.e is there any aspect of your job that's fun? [laughter] >> fun is a strong term. but i genuinely do enjoy it. i genuinely enj

we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is to create a trust rather than ship the various things with artificial intelligence. we have so many with him in the a robot must protect his phone existence with alexis, the the, the the welcome back to the whistle blowers, i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with defense intelligence agency. it was a blower, lieutenant colonel ryan's ways the about problems inside that agency. pearl, thanks again for being with us. thanks again, john. appreciate it. just before the break, we were talking about you going to the office of inspector general to report now seasons in d, i a not only do the inspector general say that it was unable to confirm the information that you had reported, but the i g also told you that it had concluded that there was insufficient evidence that you were a victim of reprisal. it's pretty easy to see what the reprisal is, even from an outsider's perspective. so 1st tell us about what reprisals you suffered and 2nd, why do you think the inspector

frankly speaking, any intelligence agent and cia fsb gru even from the polish intelligence services worksder to find people who will work for you you need to adjust contacts with them during the operational development of agents, what do they call it? determining whether a person is experiencing financial difficulties, because in this case, you can help him is one of the ways to win over and make friends. let me help you. let me beat you up so you can deal with your problems. or the person has unusual sexual preferences. sometimes this is also used, but not to threaten to intimidate or coerce, but to show understanding to improve relations with this person so that he believes that he is facing friend he can be trusted on this and the work is based. who gives the task to the cia is the management of an organization that determines its own agenda? or is it subject to political authorities in my experience, i will say that in the cia's own program , it seeks to take into account the desire of the political leadership or the president of the country. again, i saw it with my own eyes. i came t

, german artificial intelligence.ou will be replaced as chairman. vladimirovich i hope not during my lifetime, but everything is moving towards this with such people. progress is impossible, everything will now be slowed down by an interesting idea, we will work it out. in fact. it is important to really join forces here. i think that together we can do more. the youngest participant of the meeting twice won the national technological junior olympiad. in the direction of space. i went enjoys astronomy and the study of constellations thanks to the victory in the space competition. for her , he took a step. closer my dream began to see the cosmonauts live to visit the spaceport. baikonur, almost a year later, i was invited as part of the delegation of the novgorod region, which will visit the baikonur cosmodrome at the cosmodrome. i saw cosmonauts sergei prokofiev and dmitry petelin, as well as the launch of the soyuzms 22 rocket, we handed over a copy of the bersin letter to the iss which is in space. you hosted oleg a

american intelligence continued to wage war against the soviet union. this time on the information front, as propaganda operations. and this, of course, run by frank was here, and he compared it to the is great merlots, oregon that was used in concert halls and theaters to set the mood and the work on the attitude of people towards the music. and then you causing it to uh, uh, play on their emotions. and this is what he did with the propaganda machine. following the survey unions collapsed new nationalist, organize, aged by the c i, a. and then by uva leaders, defendants 1993 plus congress. if you find your nation is an amazing co instance, theodore over the end of a form of the office, the political hand of the snap of the gold vitality until pods on the j. with some assistance. some of the see i found new supporters uniting them with nationalist, any grades. this photo was taken in 1983 during the so called and slay people's week slaps. that's cool. a form of and they are a deputy and the ukranian nationalist organization. next us president reagan's f

, the law of connecting artificial intelligence in different industries in our country.d and internal experts are updating their data with it. documents have been designed for the framework of activities in artificial intelligence in iran, but their number and shortcomings are among the important weaknesses. which is an operation that is too general to say more about the goal creating a national headquarters of artificial intelligence, when the professor comes to do other work, for example, if we want to know more about artificial intelligence, we should mention the definition of tektak technological institute, which says that the example of artificial intelligence, its future depends on how we raise it 13 years ago his name was heard more often mukhtar bin abu obeid thaqfi, bloodthirsty hussain bin ali , the martyr of the karbala plain, who was he and what did he do, all told together in this tv series. for signs of imagining and creating, there are recorded and documented moments in history . mukhtar buy lesson collection from middle-aged youth to the martyrdom of mukh

they're investing across the whole spectrum in artificial intelligence. that's the new tone of warfare with this technology. so, we need to be investing across. that being said, i worry as well about the risk in deploying these a.i. systems without proper guardrails. for me, it really comes down to implementation. which is a test and a valuation. how do we know that for our artificial intelligence systems, the d.o.d. is likely to play over the next two years and decade, how do we ensure that each of these a.i. systems is geared towards the principles as stated. used to be a standard part of the procurement process, the evaluation mechanism to ensure that every instance where programs in the d.o.d. is looking to use artificial intelligence, that we have the right testing and evaluation to injure it appears to our guardrails. >> i know the department is working hard on this data labeling problem and trying, it's an enormous task to ask, it tends to -- to share data, make it available, label it, make it usable. if you were king or queen for the day and could

-- intelligent as a human, we don't have good definitions of intelligence. philosophers fight over this a lot. there is some knowledge processing happening in computers that can resemble the ways that humans process information. but it is not the same. and especially it is not the same as the complex efforts that we as individuals contribute to, but we don't control across society. when you think about the complexity of all of the things we as a society produce and we think about how can we cram all of that knowledge and execution ability into a box, i'm less afraid of that. i think you are right that when we compare the intelligence that computer has to the complexity of the world, there is still a giant gap between those things. host: getting out of control, emergent leadership in a complex world, the paper out in 2021. this is micah in nevada, republican. good morning. caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. i called and on one of the lines, eileen left of center but it does not matter, we are all americans. it is interesting what you're talking

all these images were generated by artificial intelligence. german journalists reported that with the help of such a cover they wanted to draw attention to modern technologies , they showed how it is possible to throw in information to manipulate society and how easy it is to destroy the reputation of specific people or entire states. in the optina desert pass the nedostoyevsky writer visited the abode in 1878 came to mention the youngest son alyosha and the meeting with the optina elder ambrose largely determined the idea and character of the novel the brothers karamazov today at the walls. the cloister erected a monument to the writer at the work of sculptor salavat shcherbakov in nestoevsky, lectures and master classes are held, for example, actor igor petrenko miscalculated the spiritual testament of st. seraphim of vyritsky. it will be complemented by classical music performed by yuri bashmet. bright country soloists of moscow who are now family values ​​have become the central theme of the youth historical and cultural forum origins. the

the british intelligence service spies on russian people, especially for england. he addressed the russian people in the czech republic our doors are always open and your insistence will be reserved with us. the head of mic six claimed that some russian citizens are now spying for england . it is done. the minister of foreign affairs of hungary said that his country is against sending weapons to ukraine. he said that the solution to the crisis in ukraine is not on the battlefield, but through politics and negotiations. he criticized the united states for sending cluster munitions to ukraine and said that this action of the united states has cost the lives of civilians. the risk puts very stressed countries because of the danger that the ammunition poses to the lives of civilians, they joined the treaty banning its use. the united states has recently delivered cluster munitions to ukraine as part of an $800 million arms aid package from ukraine. reuters says the american soldier who illegally crossed the north korean border in fact, he fled this country, he joined t

to replace artificial intelligence in the field of artificial intelligence in the future of writing scenarios and regulations for films, movies and television , and the actors also said that artificial intelligence facilities these new actors in the future or whether their image will be used using artificial intelligence and without causing them pain in future films and series, considering the possibilities that exist in the eyes, the concern of ordu is not misplaced, the producers said in a conversation about the negotiations which caused the actors to become obese, so they gave them digital images of famous actors in the next works without permission. syed shukra the page of this lack of agreement on the right to protest this council strike since it started four days ago and joining the writers' union for two months because of the concern that exists in this field and of course many of us had the same effects about the effects of the report at the beginning of the world today. i was reporting pictures, margot robbie, emily blunt had spoken to them all, and i also saw the picture o

we're speaking with defense intelligence agency. it was a blower, lieutenant colonel ryan's ways the about problems inside that agency. colonel, thanks again, john. appreciate it. just before the break, we were talking about you going to the office of inspector general to report now seasons in d, i a not only do the inspector general say that it was unable to do it, but the i g also told you that it had concluded that there was insufficient evidence that you were a victim of reprisal. it's pretty easy to see what the reprisal is, even from an outsider's perspective. so 1st, tell us about what, why do you think the inspector general failed to act? who was the inspector general covering for yes, of the elements of reprisal? simply port, are you the victim had a report of a wrong doing to the chain of command inspector general congress. and then there has to be an on favorable personnel action taken as a result of that protected communication. so in my case, in the case of my colleagues, we raise concerns of fraud, waste and abuse, der

but sharing the information in the intelligence analysis and feeding that into our intelligence cycle. our regional level certainly are directors of field operations engage with their counterparts special agents in charge of the divisions out in the field. it's really important peace rest the national level is a collaboration we have international targeting center were hsi is colocated with us works not just within the inter- agency and the information bringing in the intel cycle, the information but also our foreign partners. >> are there any challenges you have been working together collaboratively? any roadblocks question gets interesting obviously create the department on security so ensure we broke on the sense just want to make sure the sound occurring here. >> are not aware of any significant challenges. think more communication is better and we are very engaged in that pay. >> i appreciate that. the amount of fentanyl that has been seized is actually astonishing. i want to commend you for the work you continue to do. i am concerned though about what is not being seized and wan

it's called for aged with soviet intelligence. they contacted the other underground members who was interested and recruited to go somewhere. i think that's some of the issues you most of us to you know, and then one plus pointing the or is i'm not trying to work for more faces to baby teeth. so there are more to recruiters, uva militants, participated in radio, games run by soviet security offices. the you for do you have something for your free or reduced? or, you know, a concern that you want to consider. and luckily, put a new start of some sort of ghost will probably your neighbor did you get a more you you both when you start sonya label, prostate is store the worst of a for to dispose of it. so i use, it's in the, in this way, they try convincing western intelligence that a powerful nationalist underground was operate and so be it ukraine, the, for the distance. the support is over this posting if the quintet assuming dark here. so you can use this one before you get the task. is this your option to know the chip or the nex

american intelligence continued to wage war against the soviet union. this time on the information front, as propaganda operations. and this of course was, can seem to run by frank wisner merlots, oregon that was used in concert halls and stairs to, to set the mood and the work on the attitude of people towards the music and then using it to play on their emotions. and this is what he did with the propaganda machine. following the survey unions collapsed. you know, a new crane aided by the c, i, a and then by u. b 8 ages defendants 1993. first congress. if you find your nation is an amazing co instance, theodore overland a form of the office of political handled pods. and so bundle was ideal to jay with some assistance, some of the see i found new supporters uniting them with nationalist emigres. this photo was taken in 1983 during this code and slight people's weight. the man in the photo is yellow slab states code and the ukranian nationalist organization. next to him is jean code. patrick, you, as president reagan's foreign policy advisor, she suppor