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Mr. Burns said China is investing heavily in AI and machine learning technology to bolster its intelligence and counterintelligence capabilities. Artificial intelligence involves gathering large amounts of data and then exploiting the data with advanced computers and software.
The CIA “must meet this challenge by transforming how it collects, analyzes, and disseminates intelligence,” he said in his written answers. “I understand that CIA has devised an [artificial intelligence/machine learning] strategy to achieve this goal, is working closely with the leading AI/ML firms in the country, and will drive the adoption of AI/ML technologies across the [intelligence community].”
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It was a coup!
February 9, 2021 Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other. (John Adams)
The defeat of Nazi Germany and Japan in 1945 led to the rise of Americas superpower status and its superior military force. Thereafter, our enemies understood that defeating America by military might was not an option, but decided a clandestine operation from within might be achievable. Throughout the 20th century and until today, the infiltration of Communists within our midst, along with domestic operatives willing to aid the enemy for the right price or through the use of blackmail, undermined our foundation and founding principles upon which this country was built.
Executive Summary
Espionage poses a threat to national security and the private property rights of Americans. The government should address the threat of espionage in a manner whereby the benefits of government actions taken to reduce it outweigh the costs of those actions. To aid in that goal, this policy analysis presents the first combined database of all identified spies who targeted both the U.S. government and private organizations on U.S. soil. This analysis identifies 1,485 spies on American soil who, from 1990 through the end of 2019, conducted state or commercial espionage. Of those, 890 were foreign‐born, 583 were native‐born Americans, and 12 had unknown origins.