I argued that analysis was the poor relation of the intelligence community, under-funded and under-represented in the central machinery, while the JIC was too heavily biased in its membership towards those with a primary interest in the policy consequences of intelligence assessments.
For example, a recent model used 19 factors and over 80 parameters, accounting for processes such as the consequences of intelligence gathering on the insurgent's organization or the impact of outside support on the insurgents' actions [9].
Information sharing (e.g., [7, 11, 12]) problems are often the consequence of a compartmentalized intelligence process, the culture within intelligence agencies and the trade craft of secret intelligence itself.
As a consequence, the use of intelligence, notably through the joint intelligence committee (JIC), has been politicised by the culture of New Labour, which is characterised by spin, centralised control and a failure to acknowledge the distinction between party and government interests.
Wright's problem was that he was unable to assess the consequences of the intelligence losses.
Mr. Solomonoff later turned his attention to the consequences of artificial intelligence.
He is worried about the unintended potential bad consequences of artificial intelligence (AI), such as machines making us their slaves.
Microsoft has been at the vanguard of warning about the potential negative effects of technology, like privacy or the unintended consequences of artificial intelligence.
In an interview Sir John seemed willing to modify an argument in his book to reflect the potentially dire consequences of bad intelligence about terrorists armed with nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.
Mr. Solomonoff would later turn his attention to the consequences of artificial intelligence and in 1985 wrote a paper that speculated on the cost and the time it would take to develop a machine with many times the intelligence of a group of humans.
