Sentence examples for proliferation of intelligence from inspiring English sources

It is the latest example of a post-9/11 proliferation of intelligence operations by unapproved US government organizations.

America's post-democratic military, combined with the proliferation of intelligence outfits and the growth of the country's second defense department, the Department of Homeland Security, could increasingly be considered something like an emerging proto-state.

One reason for the proliferation of machine intelligence in the commercial world is the seeding of the computer industry with artificial-intelligence researchers who have moved beyond academia and taken jobs at high-tech companies.

The intelligence lessons of World War I, along with advances in technology especially electronics and aircraft technology resulted in a proliferation of new intelligence agencies in the 1920s and '30s, particularly in totalitarian states (Italy, Germany, and the Soviet Union) but also in some democratic European countries.

Building on this notion, Jon Lee, CEO of Prosper Works talked about two big trends on the horizon: the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) and the consumerization of enterprise software.

As we continue to see a wide proliferation of artificial intelligence-based startups come to market, one of the persistent and big questions has been is whether an AI system will ever be able to make decisions as well as a human can.

It should make recommendations about how to improve intelligence on the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, even if that means challenging the current structure of the intelligence community.

Intelligence agencies are increasingly interested in mining open-source intelligence, particularly online, but the proliferation of voices, whether on social networks, blogs, or elsewhere, can be challenging to make sense of.

Pakistan's military and intelligence establishment, despite the proliferation of new external and internal enemies, has remained institutionally obsessed with India.

Perhaps in ascending order of intelligence?

tests were not good measures of intelligence".