"It is my duty to help because the Americans liberated us from the Japanese and the British colonials," he said, in the flawless English that he used as a young man when he gathered intelligence and interpreted for the American ground forces.
Environmental intelligence is interpreted as a self-protecting feature of environment gained by integration of sensing devices into environment and appropriate fusion and interpretation of sensing data.
Nixon's hope was that Soviet intelligence would interpret the action as an immediate, and utterly insane, threat of nuclear attack.
Clinc has tried to close that gap with its conversational AI, emulating human intelligence to interpret unstructured, unconstrained speech.
Dr. Jason Mars founded and runs Clinc to try to close the gap in conversational AI by emulating human intelligence to interpret unstructured, unconstrained speech.
The car's interface use cameras placed throughout the vehicle and artificial intelligence to interpret user commands and anticipate their needs, with the intend of minimizing manual controls and other potential distractions.
For example, intelligence analysts interpret complex field data, electronics specialists operate tracking equipment, and environmental health technicians monitor the air, ground, and water for bacteria and other health hazards.
Dick Cheney, who declared that Saddam had nuclear capability and who visited C.I.A. headquarters in the summer of 2002 to make sure the raw intelligence was properly interpreted, is sticking to his deluded guns.
The intelligence could be interpreted to show that Saddam Hussein had WMD and was ready to use them, but the opposite interpretation was not "properly identified or examined" (that soft-spoken stiletto jab, again).
On Abaaoud's phone were photographs of his UK visit, including landmarks, which some in the European intelligence community have interpreted as being taken for the purpose of planning a terrorist attack.
