US intelligence agencies' embrace of generative AI is at once wary and urgent
ETtech.com - 2024-05-25T06:00:00.000Z

Long before generative AI's boom, a Silicon Valley firm contracted to collect and analyze non-classified data on illicit Chinese fentanyl trafficking made a compelling case for its embrace by U.S. intelligence agencies. The operation's results far exceeded human-only analysis, finding twice as many companies and 400% more people engaged in illegal or suspicious commerce in the deadly opioid. Excited U.S. intelligence officials touted the results publicly - the AI made connections based mostly...

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