AI and Data Applications for National Security | C3 Transform 2023

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16:25 Yes, it does. Speaking of heads’ content, someone will have a lot of explaining to do re cognitive intrusion.

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29:22 That’s APPALLING. Build in-house with your own vetted personnel your own new hardware and new software from scratch, keep your data in your courtyard, and guard your cyber gates more than you guard your nuclear weapons.

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Do you know who developed AI? Not IBM! IBM had to pay that person off!

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27:30 Really? China has on its territory at least two cloud data centres ‘partnered’ with a multinational corporation that probably holds US Government data, too. Tell me, General, how can you know in which physical cloud server certain data is kept? 🤨

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25:46 The ‘adversary’ says ‘Not today because I am busy winning the war’. Atomic weapons…. That’s so 80s 🙄

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23:49 Maybe the very way you look at it is wrong both methodologically and at a deeper conceptual level…maybe?… Forget about using AI- it only exponentially reflects the idiocy and character deficiencies of those who have built it.

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14:15 That, sir, is one big fucking disgrace. Who has allowed for that to happen?

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23:10 Do you need AI for that?! A simple strategic exercise. There is no hope for humankind. None. Everybody has lost their reasoning faculties which were not great to start with, anyway.