This is all a part of the ambient intelligence future where technology fades into the fabric of daily life, becoming both more pervasive and less overt, present wherever you are and always accessible.
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After all that, Abu Zubaydah provided no actionable intelligence on future plots.
With the Chinese government now explicitly targeting high-tech industries, such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence, for future growth, certain other California companies and workers could suffer.
In order to avoid the risk of blurring advocacy with intelligence assessment, future dossiers God forbid that there should ever be any ought clearly to be the work of the government and not the JIC.
The narcos have penetrated the US embassy in Mexico City (as they had previously the one in Colombia's capital, Bogota), their funds allowing them to siphon out a stream of intelligence about future operations against the narcos.
Zoë Lazarus and Richard Welch, co-directors, Lowe Counsel ("Providing intelligence about future mainstream consumer behaviour") Booze cinemas "The film industry is already being affected by the growth in DVD sales, online file-sharing and home cinema systems.
The novelty of this approach is that it uses manufacturer's own previous experience and formal decisions to collect and expand intelligence for future production.
The motive here is commercial gain: to steal intellectual property, gain intelligence on future plans and, in the most insidious case, sabotage a competitor's offerings or expose embarrassing communications to inflict brand/reputation damage.
The 'eleven plus' examination was used to decide which children would be offered a place at an academically selective grammar school and was based on the idea that intelligence, and future academic achievement, could be accurately measured and predicted at the age of 10 or 11. 'The 11+ was a nature thing.
