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Both officials disputed suggestions that the administration had exaggerated intelligence to build a larger coalition, or to win domestic support for a war.

The Interim Haiti Recovery Commission was one of Haiti's great hopes after the earthquake, a Haitian-led international partnership that would finally summon the money, will and organizational intelligence to build the country back better than before.

Only after the administration came under political fire for failing to find the weapons and was accused of distorting intelligence to build a case for the war did the White House put David Kay, a former international weapons inspector and envoy from the C.I.A., in charge of invigorating a task force that had already been restructured once.

It develops proprietary technology incorporating advanced concepts in navigation, mobility, manipulation and artificial intelligence to build robots.

Founded in 1990 by roboticists who performed research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, we have developed proprietary technology incorporating advanced concepts in navigation, mobility, manipulation and artificial intelligence to build industry-leading robots".

Cisco just announced an agreement to acquire Accompany, which uses artificial intelligence to build databases of people and relationships at companies.

(Feith played a key role in assembling the intelligence used to build the Administration's case for the war).

Some analysts have suggested that the explosions were set off by renegade elements of Russia's military and intelligence services to build public support for a wider war.

Zuckerberg says in his keynote speech: "Our goal with artificial intelligence is to build systems that are better than people at perception — seeing, hearing, language and so on".

At one point he encourages lawmakers to "do something to empower the different intelligence arms to build out a set of capabilities, new capabilities, to do their roles [in] the modern world, and encryption being a part of that".

The issue of the public presentation of the evidence is different from whether the intelligence itself was valid, and some officials said they believed that the former might ultimately prove to be more significant, since the Bush administration relied heavily on the release of intelligence reports to build its case, both with the American people and abroad.