so cia is human intelligence, right national security agency is signals intelligence. so email phone calls, right and specialization is has benefits. so i always give the example of doctors, right? no one questions whether doctors should be specialized. you don't want your heart surgeon detecting skin cancer. you don't want your dermatologist operating on your heart. so specialization has benefits the challenge though is how do you harness that specialization? so, you know what everyone knows that's challenge and that's where emboldening and powering the dni which has happened over time has paid some real dividends, but it's still it's still a challenge. it is a challenge maybe getting the agencies to talk to each other. it wasn't this one of the takeaways from 9/11 that digest the is just not a cross-chatter with them washington about what intelligence we had. yes, and that cross chatter communication is much better than it used to be which is not saying a whole lot right because the bar was low before nine eleven, right, but it is getting better. i have a heretical i

the second one who builds will win, the artificial intelligent artificial intelligence will destroy thest. yes , at the same time, for example, in saudi arabia, a law has already been adopted. and already quite a long time ago it turns out 6 years, there back about the citizenship of artificial intelligence, only saudi but they e initially rely on the fact that they will be able to outbid in football, but they were able to bite everyone they could. ah, that's why elon musk and not only he, thousands of experts signed up, yes, on those that suspend artificial intelligence training for six months. until yes, until one overtakes the other. but the question is that the same mask, he was a little late, moreover, he missed the key specialists who went to his direct competitors. it was very beneficial for him now to slow down everyone in order to catch up. so maybe the second wants to be your terminology, eh? he generally wants to be third, because, uh , really, the second will take on social responsibility, and the third will skim off exclusively the cream. yes, purely financial plus everythi

artificial intelligence can increase national security sanctions.rorist groups can use the plan of unmanned vehicles for their attacks . it is possible to use the power of artificial intelligence to carry out cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. artificial intelligence can help activists after disseminating false information and extremist content. extremist groups can use artificial intelligence to recruit and spread people's attitudes , or use artificial intelligence-based algorithms to find people who share their views with many others. i am afraid that terrorists using artificial intelligence can have great potential for good purposes, but the nefarious use of artificial intelligence systems by terrorists or criminals can lead to terrifying levels of psychic iranians on an unimaginable scale. it is thought that the use of artificial intelligence is the cause of concern for asus security experts. currently, some stages of the production of biological weapons are knowledge that cannot be found on the internet or in textbooks and require a high

artificial intelligence can increase national security sanctions .rorist groups can from car drones unmanned to design their attacks i can't use artificial intelligence to carry out cyber attacks on critical infrastructure artificial intelligence can help bad actors spread false information and extremist content extremist groups can use artificial intelligence to recruit and spread people's attitudes or use artificial intelligence-based algorithms to find people who think along with the problem.i fear that terrorists will use artificial intelligence. iranian deaths, deep psychological injuries on an unimaginable scale, the ease of access and use of artificial intelligence is not a concern of security experts found on the internet or in textbooks, and it requires a high level of expertise , this is one of the cases that currently we have had numerous attacks, but some artificial intelligence tools can help some chapters in this field every few minutes and many actors in carrying out large-scale microbial attacks. many countries, including the united s

and that is the foreign intelligence. so, we have not yet cracked the code, if you will, on how to quantify that u.s. person information without taking action that would be intrusive of privacy. there have been proposals from outside researchers. we absolutely welcome those proposals. as there is a continued shared interest, across the communities with people who are interested in 702 and how to do this better. glenn: maybe i'm putting words in your mouth but, when you come across an email of glenn at yahoo.com, we don't necessarily know whether that person is in the u.s.. that continues to be a big challenge. tom, i know that was a long description but an important one on some of the mechanics of 702. so, i'm going to give you a nice, big, juicy, nonlegal question. which is you had a front roast on some of this legislative process, the political process and the administration trying to work with congress to reauthorize section 702. calling out -- i recall many conversations in 2017 leading up to this. give us your outloo

principal deputy under secretary of defense for intelligence and deputy director of naval intelligence mentored a. as well as a terminal -- a chairwoman of the insa foundation. we are thrilled to have our conversation this evening with dr. this -- dr. dixon. over to you two. >> thank you. let me just as mike and welcome. a special welcome to our scholarship recipients. we have the good portion, stacy and icom are to have two of the recipients at our table. our future is bright. i want to recognize stacy dixon's parents as well. i had the good fortune of meeting them. when was it? dr. dixon: 2010. >> 20 years ago. stacy mentioned her promotion to capitol hill. so glad you could be with us this evening. you sent something in your remarks about i probably did not know you were going to be the pd dni. dr. dixon: that is true. >> i don't have a crystal ball, but like your mother, i knew you were good people and i knew you would go far. i am not the smartest person so i like to surround myself with smartest people. a customer came up to me earlier and said dr. dixon is the smartest person i

the second one who builds artificial intelligence will win, in reality the artificial intelligence will the first one. yes, at the same time, for example, in saudi arabia, a law has already been adopted. why, 6 years ago, it turns out about artificial intelligence about citizenship 6 years ago, only saudi, but they initially count on the fact that they can, uh, outbid in football, they couldn’t outbid everyone they could, uh, so elon musk and not only he has thousands more experts signed up, yes on what to suspend from artificial intelligence training for six months. until yes, until one catches up with the other. but the question is that the same musk, he was a little late, moreover, he missed key specialists who went to his direct competitors. it was very beneficial for him now to slow down everyone in order to catch up like that, because the second wants to be your terminology, and he generally wants to be the third, because, uh , really the second will take on social responsibility, and the third with them is already exclusively cream. yes, purely financial plus everything, and elon

you mentioned intelligence gathering.lizing different capabilities to spy on us -- certainly we have to address this. i am very concerned and we are addressing the issues that we may public in may of this past spring, about china living off the land. this idea of positioning themselves in different critical infrastructure elements of the united states, our allies, our territories, to perhaps utilize in the future. why are they doing that in our critical infrastructure? that is the thing we are addressing today. glenn: is your sense that perhaps the chinese are infiltrating some of our infrastructure networks not only for surveillance, but in essence, for positioning themselves to future malevolent actions such as taking down networks? gen. nakasone: certainly, what we have said is that there is an option that provides the chinese against many different scenarios . interfering in our collective infrastructure, it is not to collect intelligence. it is our view. we want to make sure we are addressing that today. the ability

what artificial intelligence is becoming more and more popular?extinction, that is, it seems to replace. yeah, well, we talk all the time about the problem of education, the problem of not wanting to learn, yes, and i mean cultivation. cars will give us everything. yes, we will read the translation and so on. here's what to do so that one day doesn't happen to us. like that joke from kvn yes, when a tweeter bought a washing machine with artificial intelligence, yes, with built-in intelligence, and a week later he got into it slavery. you know what to do to prevent this from happening, most likely it will happen, only not because the machine is evil, but because the locksmith will be offered, for example, an unconditional basic income. for the fact that he will not think for the fact that he will just live, just emotional. moreover , he will find a wonderful opportunity to spend time in augmented reality. he'll just live for a while and remember a good quote from a very angry lovecraftian. yes, humble yourself and live forever in the world of great

artificial intelligence can exacerbate threats to national security .rorist groups use drones for their attacks ? can i use them? of the power of artificial intelligence to do cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure can use ai to help activists post disinformation and extremist content extremist groups can use ai to recruit and spread attitudes or use ai-based algorithms to find people who in their thinking, along with many others, i fear that terrorists using artificial intelligence can have enormous potential for good purposes, but the nefarious use of artificial intelligence systems by criminals can lead to horrific levels of crime. irani, amir's psychological injuries can be repeated on an unimaginable scale, the access and use of artificial intelligence is a cause for concern among security experts. at present, some steps in the production of biological weapons are knowledge that cannot be found on the internet or in textbooks and require a high level of expertise. the same situation is one of the things that currently has us from numerous attacks

artificial intelligence has a huge potential for good purposes, but the malicious use of artificial intelligence by criminals can lead to the level of iranian deaths and deep psychological damage on an unimaginable scale, and the use of artificial intelligence worries experts in the stages of weapons production . biology is a knowledge that cannot be found on the internet or in textbooks and requires a high level of expertise . it is minute and help many actors to carry out large-scale microbial attacks. many countries , including the united states and the united kingdom, are creating government agencies with the aim of protecting procedures. the use of artificial intelligence in a world where technology seems to be accompanied by significant advances. there is nothing wrong with the process of becoming a machine, safe sample of keji biti is the best, this tool based on artificial intelligence technology can become a threatening replacement for many professionals, for example , many in hollywood are worried that they will lose their jobs. a few days ago, a friend of the video for me posted in th

we are proud of our partnership with the intelligence community which began 10 years ago. together, we have journey through the first phase of visual transformation, providing the community with the speed and capability of solutions. today, it is more agile, resilient, and innovative because of the transformation. at aws, we remain unwavering to our commitments and supporting the critical national security commitment. our work has made a ws better as a whole. it is my distinct honor and privilege to introduce an extraordinary or of the intelligence community, stacy dixon, the sixth senate confirmed principal. she focuses on intelligence across the ic, expansion, and driving innovation. previously, dr. dixon served as the deputy director of an tia -- of ngia where she managed the national system of geospatial intelligence. from 2018 to 2019, she was a director. an accomplished leader. she holds a doctorate and masters degree in mechanical engineering from georgia institute of technology and a bachelors in accounting. dr. dixon served as a presidentially nominated member of

[000:00:00;00] the use of artificial intelligence significantly increases the efficiency of the use of drones. i know that your company is currently taking certain steps in the direction that artificial intelligence and pattern recognition affect the way your drones destroy this enemy. and i would like you to tell our viewers in more detail and simply what in this way, artificial intelligence increases the effectiveness of the use of combat drones on the battlefield, in fact , we have been working with artificial intelligence for quite a long time, and when i was there in our previous meeting, i told that we were working on a project monitoring power grids with the help of artificial intelligence and drones with e-e grant, well, in part , the grant of the european union in lithuania, we made such a project, and we use similar methods in order for the drone to be guided on this, that is, the logic that you need to have a database of photographed in such of images as you said, yes, it means, if it is, for example, an armored personnel carrier, you need to have images uploaded to the arti

he said that the actual use of artificial intelligence significantly increases the efficiency of thei know that your company is currently taking certain steps in the direction that artificial intelligence and pattern recognition affect how your drones destroy this enemy and i would like you to tell our viewers in more detail and simply how artificial intelligence increases the effectiveness of the use of combat drones on the battlefield in fact, we have been working with artificial intelligence for quite a long time, when i said in our previous meeting that we were doing a project for monitoring power grids using artificial intelligence and drones with a grant, well, partly from the european union in lithuania, we did such a project and we use similar methods to guide the drone to the target, that is, the logic is that you need to have a database from taking pictures of such images. it is necessary to have images loaded into the artificial intelligence database, which means that from different angles they show what this armored personnel carrier looks like, for example, so that the p

institute to make artificial intelligence work for them.s include optimizing travel for safety and efficiency. to get a better experience for people in the parks, the traditional way is to use software to make decisions based on a database that examines the model of the day over a period of time, but the focus of artificial intelligence is for the future, allowing companies to make predictions based on technology that tells what will happen in the future, plan and provide people with everything from the dispersion of people , how cars move inside the parks, climate change and the stability of natural glaciers and other things. the tourism sector seems to come up. artificial intelligence has come up however, recent research in america shows that one third of american tourists now use bt childhood to plan their trips . tourism companies, including xperia miz, took action . they take tourists on the wings of artificial intelligence and go on adventurous trips. for more than 2,000 years , these doors have not been turned on one heel. fifty-five

the benefits of artificial intelligence are many. if we believe that the benefits of artificial intelligence are greater than the opinions of the audience, i would not have founded the company, despite the fact that you address this audience. to three the category of payment risks is one of these short-term harmful risks, such as committing intentional acts of violating privacy and publishing misleading information, which we are currently facing. the second group of medium-term risks is the misuse of artificial intelligence systems in situations that humans are becoming much more advanced and better in doing scientific and engineering work. the third group includes long-term risks and we do not have the knowledge about this issue. they do not want to threaten humanity by achieving complete autonomy in this small area that has been given to me. khawam on the village in the medium term, i would like to focus on the two heaters of the possibility of imminence and extreme destruction . we at electropik are clearly concerned that artifici

in the intelligence game. i wanted to ask you, janet, and do not forget -- i need you to ask questions, too. ok? i'm going to be asking for questions in the next couple of minutes. we want people to take away -- what do you want people to take away from the book? janet: how extraordinary a woman she was and how women can do extraordinary things. nobody expected a woman to be able to do what marguerite did. in fact, from the time the war started and we were thinking about getting involved in it and we were worried about the -- the public was worried, who is going to earn a living for our families if our men are overseas? she went out and did jobs men only did, like at the ship building plants, streetcar conductors, and showed how women would just take over their husbands or fathers jobs and the world life would go on. then, of course, she was one of the most important intelligence agents in world war i. so, yeah. we can do a lot. [laughter] jeff: it was almost like the enemy did not see her coming. they were no

to work to make artificial intelligence serve them and work for them. the service includes zero optimization for its safety and efficiency . how to use artificial intelligence to create a better experience for people in parks by using software to make decisions based on a database that examines the model of the day over a period of time, but the focus of artificial intelligence is on the future, allowing companies according to the forecasting technology that tells what will happen in the future, plan and adrien about everything from the dispersion of people, how cars move inside the parks, climate change and the stability of natural glaciers and other things should be available to the people. the tourism sector is considered. it seems that artificial intelligence is here to stay, according to recent research in the united states, third american tourists are now using chater biti to plan their trips. tourism companies, including xperia miz, have stepped in. they put tourists on top of artificial intelligence and go on trips they send adventurously, the l

, cooperates with artificial intelligence to serve them and work for them on how to use artificial intelligence to gain more experience. for people in the parks, the traditional way is to use software to test against a database that examines the model of the day over a period of time , but the focus of artificial intelligence is on the future, allowing companies to predict what will happen based on the technology. what will happen in the future? plan for everything from the distribution of people in parks to climate change and the sustainability of glaciers and more. the latest in america shows one third american tourists are now using it to plan their trips since bt was a child. tourism companies, including xperia miz , took action. they take tourists on the wings of artificial intelligence and send them on adventurous trips. due to progress in medical research and education and many other fields , there will be a lot of artificial intelligence. if we believe that the benefits of artificial intelligence are greater than the disadvantages of your audience , i would not have established entropy.

announcer: stacy dixon spoke at the intelligence and national security commitment in virginia. >> our program is about to begin. please take your seats and welcome the insa president, suzanne wilson hackenberg. suzanne: good evening. i will continue my remarks once everyone has taken their seats. i hope you enjoy the reception this evening as we begin this formal program, fill free to start on your force course -- your first course. if you could keep noise to a minimum, i know our kino's and moderator and i would -- our keynote speakers and moderator and i would attend. i would like to extend a warm welcome to those of you attending your first leadership dinner. our leadership debtors is one example of the way we bring the public, private, and academic sectors together. for a vital relationship building and collaboration, oppressing intelligence international three challenges. this evening, we are delighted to host the principal deputy director of national intelligence, stacey dixon, as well as her mother and father. a round of applause. suzanne: dr. stacey dixon and your parents, we

ai is about building machines that are intelligent. now, what does it mean to be intelligent?disagree. but the way i and many others like to define it is, the ability to learn, to understand and to take decisions. the godfathers laid the foundations for machines that could learn. what would power the next step was data — but on a scale never possible before. there is the ai system like the chatgpts of the world. those are trained on public data. but for those systems to be useful, they have to be trained on something like a thousand billion... ..you know, a trillion words, something of that order of magnitude, something that would take on the order of 20,000 years for a human to read. so, they require an enormous amount of data. it's pretty much a third of the internet. those billions of words can include material most people would rather avoid. my concern is that the current emphasis on scale in artificial intelligence — which is to say creating enormous training data sets of content — insufficient attention has been given to what's in them. in many cases, it isjust garbage i

my future with artificial intelligence can also be seen in the final chapter of this book. zahra alizadeh news agency. the summer census of wildlife in the garmsar desert national park has started, the census will be carried out for three days with the participation of the local communities and the summer phase of the wildlife census of the garmsar desert national park . no. until 3 o'clock in the afternoon participation of groups the people of the local communities, from the heel of the garmsar desert national park to tehran, from the dark road, i am proud to help the children , i like them to cooperate. we have to fill the national desert, we have to have active internet programs and make them 70 hectares in size, 1585. we have the most famous wildest island in iran in the national park of the desert, and god willing, we hope that this year, considering the conditions that have become cooked population to check the rate the population of freshwater and the biological threats of animal species are staged every year. ghasemi, in the name of god, hello, good morning, iran's

the target of foreign intelligence is an agent of a foreign power but foreign intelligence gathering is the primary purpose of the collection. the 9/11 attack and significant advances in technology, the needs shifted considerably yet stymied by the need to get surveillance which requires manpower which presented to congress by law enforcement. in response, congress passed the f.a.a. of 2008 that authorizes the federal government to collect massive amounts of information on people outside the united states. congress has granted agencies within the u.s. intelligence community this authority and section 702 as they may gather foreign intelligence information to seek out, pursue threats from foreign terrorists and nation states that mean to harm us. together these statutes have been vital to the protection and safety of americans. however as we consider re-authorization of section 702 we need to make sure we are not conceding the constitutional rights of americans in the nail of national security. that is what makes america unique and that is the grounding of the constitutional pillars t

be of any spectrum of intelligence the second generation artificial intelligence can learn from a large number of samples , what are the problems of the diseases that have, for example, the corona virus , which category of patients have, for example, such and such diseases . my future with artificial intelligence can also be seen in the final chapter of this book. zahra alizadeh, radio and radio news agency, day and time, hello, dear and respected viewers, welcome to the football magazine, the continuation of the first week of the sepahan premier league, the line and sign of sepahan for the contenders. shahriar in the 11th minute, reza asadi 25 and reza shekhari in the 60th minute khalilzadeh scored a goal in the first minute for sepahan and saeed karim azar in the 89th minute for tractor in this match. khalilzadeh scored this result when a number of players from the two teams clashed in the last minutes of the first half. also sepahan player nelson jr. scored in the 83rd minute. the tractor player was sent off the field in the 86th minute after receiving a second yellow card. the other

to intelligence. what is real and what will be the profit-seeking exploitation of it in the future? the exploitation that can be used for lessons and for malicious purposes, whatever it may be, according to the ceo of tekto artificial intelligence , the rights of the human domain and this domain is at your disposal until the end. it will stay like this, fatemeh sharifi the us house of representatives oversight committee has summoned the business partner of hunter biden, the son of the president of this country, and with his testimony against biden's son, the dimensions of financial violations have been widened and clarified, but the american judicial system has not yet taken any serious action to prosecute him. this issue is seriously criticized by the republican party, the rival party. these days, due to the pursuit of the ministry of justice of the biden government, court cases are going on one after the other. it has threatened to take revenge on biden and his family if he wins the next presidentia

they proposed to create a state concept on artificial intelligence. combine the already implemented approaches and become such a box with tools with all participants in the process will be able to draw on the resources of competence and technology. first of all, we are talking about professions of the so-called secondary qualification. and, that is, where there is a lot of fairly simple intellectual labor, which is quite easy to automate. that is, if this profession has a lot of operations related to working with data and processing this information, but at the same time it is easy to automate, then, as a rule, such professions are at risk, because they can be easily replaced by artificial intelligence. that is, if, for example, when doctors rengi legs, yes hmm , not that you noticed, but by and large such a routine work of radiologists. he noticed with what was created create, on who could а-а independently analyze. yes, for example, a gram and, accordingly, you understand the decision that there is a capital disease or not. as for the mood of the ru

to real intelligence and what profiteering exploitation do they intend to do in the future? exploitation that can be used for lessons and for malicious purposes, whatever it is, according to the ceo of tractor artificial intelligence nobu , it is the domain of man and the domain will remain in the hands of the human until the end. i let him, but he was not with the people our own reports, there is a medical exchange, an underground train game, in the field of energy , the most important areas of the region, and evaluation and arbitration with you on the first page every night at 19:30 minutes of the news network. an expert family that has already tested it with the production of argan conditioner and argan oil shampoo and that we can use its products with confidence. hello again , i don't know why you sat at my fountain. size 24 and 28, along with a book in size 28. these pots have an unknown granite coating and an integrated handle they have a body and are very resistant to heat and the color change of agrin cookware preserves the taste and appearance of your food in the be

from the very beginning , the topic of artificial intelligence has been on the lips.ating some disadvantages and issues such as human extinction with artificial intelligence, the increase of cyber and nuclear wars, and numerous and terrifying dangers , there are great challenges and dangers that we have to deal with, but i think this danger is objective and destructive , it will destroy humanity. superhuman artificial intelligence the biggest threat to human life is the words of the american senator, the chief executive officers of artificial intelligence companies have said that the risk of human extinction and the development of artificial intelligence is as much as nuclear war, and this issue became one of the reasons for the united states and england to go to the negotiating table for more work in the field of regulating artificial intelligence and controlling its dangerous dimensions, but experts and specialists in this field believe that all people concerned about artificial intelligence have a role in its development. our independence is our duty to ensure that

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they oppose intelligence agencies, governments and corporate nations. and for this, they are threatened, pounded, and imprisoned. why are they so committed? what drives them? the intelligence services are not the only ones monitoring communications and processing mess of data. also, private corporations like google, amazon, facebook and apple collecting millions of pieces of information about how to analyze and monetize the tasks i think is a self. so that's not a sac that oil, a pennsylvania, she's not cynthia. most of the scientists wants to be on this assessed. bit annoying, viewed shift for the civic, not to see the horror stuff tango seemed with us ask boy to do this. we don't really know what exactly happens with our own digital trans. my dad is transferred invisibly to huge data centers, supplementing into a complex new identity. creating our digital itself, the utility of h to smith fish does is kind of guy, even if thing david doesn't make it, it's an interesting event continental to see this off the board male. this boss starts in that with th

will do the field of intelligence superhuman artificial intelligence is probably the biggest threat to human life. the chief executive officers of artificial intelligence companies have said that the threat of human extinction and the development of artificial intelligence is the same as nuclear war . more cooperation in the field of regulating artificial intelligence and controlling its dangerous aspects , but experts in this field believe that everyone who is concerned about artificial intelligence has a role in its development, and our duty is to ensure that this technological revolution makes the face of america safer. we decided to work multilaterally on artificial intelligence with the authorities of the countries, experts and critics are concerned about what is the purpose of politicians to show artificial intelligence as superior to real intelligence, and in the future , exploit it for profit, which can be used for lessons should be used and directed towards destructive goals, according to the ceo of nobu artificial intelligence testing, it is the human domain and this domain w

to what is true intelligence and what is it going to be exploited for profit in the future? the exploitation that can be used for lessons and for destructive purposes, whatever it is, according to the ceo of tekto, artificial intelligence is the two realms of man, and this realm is to the end. it will remain at the disposal of sun, fatemeh sharifi, sedav and sima news agency, palestinian students from going to school by blocking the roads and the new method of the services to evict palestinians from their homes, terrorist organizations and zionist criminal gangs made the expulsion of palestinians from their lands their priority. these days they think more about focusing on schools, that by harming palestinian students , their families will be pressured and sooner or later they will leave the west bank by attacking palestinian schools with stones and incendiary materials and attacking them during working hours. schools are attacking from the heights after closing the schools. we don't have the facilities to protect our students from their attacks. we had to buy nuts with loud

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