CIA to integrate AI ‘co-workers’ to process intelligence, catch spies
The CIA has already tested AI across 300 projects to process large data sets, assist with language translation and publish reports.
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The CIA has already tested AI across 300 projects to process large data sets, assist with language translation and publish reports.
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