Category big data

Spies Like AI: The Future Of Artificial Intelligence For The U.S. Intelligence Community; But, AI Has Weakenesses The Adversary Is/Will Exploit

January 28, 2020 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, CIA, Cyber War, Cybersecurity, Denial & Deception, DIA, espionage, spying, Intelligence Community, Internet, machine learning, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA), national security, NSA, Science & Technology, technology & innovation · Leave a comment

Spies Like AI: The Future Of Artificial Intelligence For The U.S. Intelligence Community; But, AI Has Weakenesses The Adversary Is/Will Exploit   https://fortunascorner.com       The title above comes from Patrick Tucker’s January 27, 2020 article he posted to the security, military and technology website, DefenseOne.com. I refer you to DefenseOne for Mr. Tucker’s full […]

Will The Digital Age Kill Off Spying: CIA Is In Crisis As Facial Recognition, Biometrics, And Artificial Intelligence Make It Increasingly Difficult For Agents To Maintain Their Cover Abroad — Single Use HUMINT Missions?

December 31, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, biometrics, CIA, espionage, spying, identity management, Intelligence Community, national security, NSA, Special Operations, U.S. Cyber Command · 5 Comments

Will The Digital Age Kill Off Spying: CIA Is In Crisis As Facial Recognition, Biometrics, And Artificial Intelligence Make It Increasingly Difficult For Agents To Maintain Their Cover Abroad — Single Use HUMINT Missions?   https://fortunascorner.com      This is not a new story. Indeed, I have been writing and wondering for several years if […]

US Military Needs Better Data On Itself To Exploit AI

December 15, 2019 · by · in Air Force, Army, artificial intelligence, big data, Department Of Defense, Marines, military history, national security, Navy, Special Operations, US Military · Leave a comment

US Military Needs Better Data On Itself To Exploit AI breakingdefense.com · by Theresa Hitchens Lockheed Martin’s third Multi-Domain Command & Control (MDC2) wargame CRYSTAL CITY: While the US military has “tons of really good information on the adversary” that can be used to teach future AI systems about enemy targets, it actually lacks the necessary data […]

Nerd Revolution: Using Data, Not Bullets, To Defeat ISIS

October 23, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, Cyber War, Denial & Deception, Information Operations, Internet, ISIS in Iraq, national security, NSA, social media · Leave a comment

Excerpts: These programs worked well. But they were successful because we had good data. Look, I get it: this is usually the point in the story when people roll their eyes. “Data” doesn’t make a great war cry or recruiting pitch. You’re not going to get people to sit up straighter in their seats by […]

Testing (New) Technologies In North Korea

July 20, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, Cyber War, Cybersecurity, machine learning, military history, national security, North Korea, Science & Technology, technology & innovation · Leave a comment

Excerpt: All of which brings us back to North Korea. Some people are becoming alarmed that Pyongyang may take its “1984” regime to the next level with new surveillance and control tools that are coming online with 5G, big data and AI. Given enough time, most — if not all — of these people’s anxieties […]

The Dark New World Of Leaks, Rumors And Deadly Hybrid War

July 14, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, China, CIA, cloud computing, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber War, Cybersecurity, Denial & Deception, Department Of Defense, DIA, espionage, spying, Hybrid War, Information Operations, Intelligence Community, national security, NSA, Open Source Intelligence, Russia, social mdeia, U.S. Cyber Command, Weapons of Mass Disruption · Leave a comment

Column: The dark new world of leaks, rumours and deadly hybrid war in.reuters.com · by Peter Apps 7 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) – As Britain ponders the fallout from leaked diplomatic telegrams from its ambassador to Washington, it ponders an awkward question. Was the so-called “special relationship” deliberately sabotaged by Britain’s own officials or politicians releasing the […]

Babies Born Today Will Witness The First Human Colony On Mars, And Outposts On Other Planets Scientists Predict; What Will We Do In Space In The Next 100 Years?  Why Interstellar Travel May Be Closer Than You Think

June 18, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, quantum computing, Science & Technology, space, technology & innovation · Leave a comment

Babies Born Today Will Witness The First Human Colony On Mars, And Outposts On Other Planets Scientists Predict; What Will We Do In Space In The Next 100 Years?  Why Interstellar Travel May Be Closer Than You Think   https://fortunascorner.com      Peter Lloyd posted a June 11, 2019 article to the website of the DailyMail.com with the […]

Experts: Spy Used AI-Generated Face To Connect With Targets

June 14, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, biometrics, CIA, DIA, espionage, spying, Intelligence Community, machine learning, national security, NSA, Science & Technology, technology & innovation · 1 Comment

Experts: Spy used AI-generated face to connect with targets By RAPHAEL SATTERyesterday https://www.apnews.com/bc2f19097a4c4fffaa00de6770b8a60d LONDON (AP) — Katie Jones sure seemed plugged into Washington’s political scene. The 30-something redhead boasted a job at a top think tank and a who’s-who network of pundits and experts, from the centrist Brookings Institution to the right-wing Heritage Foundation. She […]

Beyond Huawei – 5G And U.S. National Security

June 10, 2019 · by · in big data, biometrics, China, CIA, cloud computing, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber War, Cybersecurity, Defense Industrial Base, Department Of Defense, DIA, espionage, spying, Information Operations, Intelligence Community, Internet, national security, NSA, POTUS, Science & Technology, technology & innovation, U.S. Cyber Command · 1 Comment

Excerpts: So far, not only has the US government done little to enhance 5G cybersecurity, but the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission (FCC) charged with protecting public and national security in 5G networks described its role in cybersecurity as “extremely limited” and opposed efforts to “unify rules that would apply to an entire industry.”[xi] Similarly, the […]

Oak Ridge Lab To Build ‘Absolute Beast’ Supercomputer

May 8, 2019 · by · in artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Cyber War, Cybersecurity, Department Of Defense, DIA, Intelligence Community, national security, NSA, quantum computing, Science & Technology, technology & innovation · 3 Comments

Oak Ridge Lab to Build ‘Absolute Beast’ Supercomputer Frontier supercomputer will offer the performance of the top 160 supercomputers in the world, combined. By: Charles Murray       Electronics & Test            May 07, 2019 Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Government/Defense, Electronics & Test, Design Hardware & Software https://www.designnews.com/electronics-test/oak-ridge-lab-build-absolute-beast-supercomputer/138653943260751?ADTRK=UBM&elq_mid=8599&elq_cid=151093 Just weeks after announcing it would build the world’s biggest, fastest supercomputer at Argonne National Laboratory, the Department of […]

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