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The CIA is planning to roll out a ChatGPT-style tool across the 18-agency US intelligence community to give analysts better access to open-source intelligence

Bloomberg

Discussion

  • @radosh.bsky.social Daniel Radosh on bluesky
    reboot Liberty Crossing you sons of bitches [embedded post]
  • @drskyskull.bsky.social @drskyskull.bsky.social on bluesky
    “Intelligence reports indicate that San Francisco is being attacked by a giant lizard and that Chicago has turned into a credenza.”  [embedded post]
  • @elbee.bsky.social @elbee.bsky.social on bluesky
    Meanwhile my office security facial recognition software still says I am 73% teddy bear [embedded post]
  • @coil.bsky.social Dan Johnson on bluesky
    I struggle to think of a *worse* use case.  [embedded post]
  • @nickjbrumfield.bsky.social Nick Brumfield on bluesky
    This is 20% a tool to help the intelligence community and 80% a way for the CIA to spy on the rest of the intelligence community [embedded post]
  • @maggy.kia.net @maggy.kia.net on bluesky
    I love how the word “privacy” just kind of floats around in this article like it means something.  “We follow privacy laws” - Um, how?  They buy data from commercial vendors and call it “open source” which has “also run into privacy considerations” - Um, how? www.bloomberg.com/ne…
  • @disabilitystor1.bsky.social Aparna Nair on bluesky
    Can't wait to hear about the next botched regime change/assassination/"intervention" because ChatGPT fucked up [embedded post]
  • @bungdan.bsky.social Dan Murphy on bluesky
    What could go wrong? bsky.app/profile/tech...  [embedded post]
  • @drjamesjteeth.bsky.social Jim Teeth on bluesky
    I think I just heard knuckles crack in China and Russia.  [embedded post]
  • @tlbjames.bsky.social James Yeager on bluesky
    I mean, are they TRYING to prove the old adage that government intelligence is an oxymoron? [embedded post]
  • @badinternetbad.bsky.social @badinternetbad.bsky.social on bluesky
    That is the single most insane use for LLMs that I've heard of to date and everyone involved should be fired into the sun.
  • @norahwoodsey.bsky.social Norah Woodsey on bluesky
    Why are we speedrunning my novel??  IT WAS DYSTOPIAN FICTION not a how-to manual, good grief.  [embedded post]
  • @rustbeltmike.bsky.social Michael Toney on bluesky
    This little guy is gonna start a war by making up fake intelligence [embedded post]
  • @lawngnomesorceress.bsky.social @lawngnomesorceress.bsky.social on bluesky
    lmao they're gonna end up drone striking countries that don't even exist when that LLM starts making up fictional terrorist states [embedded post]
  • @adamkotsko.bsky.social Adam Kotsko on bluesky
    I hope they've solved the uncanny valley problem in case anyone wants to sex up a dossier.  [embedded post]
  • @starshine.bsky.social @starshine.bsky.social on bluesky
    broke: burning a bunch of sources because my comsec relied on honoring a robo.txt  —  bespoke: burning sources due to llm memorization issues [embedded post]
  • @brandtandstein.com @brandtandstein.com on bluesky
    Computerised Idiocy, Aggregated [embedded post]
  • @r0wdy.sk33t.expert Ham Elliot on bluesky
    The boomers on intelink are going to riot [embedded post]
  • @geographer.bsky.social Nicholas Campiz on bluesky
    Oh sweet, nothing like the thought of the NSA's “Collect it all” approach of ten years ago, but now with software on top of it that nobody is exactly sure how to harness nor is it clear it can be properly harnessed.  [embedded post]
  • @greene.haus Greg Greene on bluesky
    “WOPR computer at NORAD command center will integrate ChatGPT to give analysts high-accuracy space-flight data”  — a news bulletin we'll read 60 days before the end [embedded post]
  • @alexhsullivan.bsky.social Alexander Sullivan on bluesky
    Questionable use of hallucinations for intelligence purposes — CIA culture is alive and well [embedded post]
  • @smallmutuals.bsky.social @smallmutuals.bsky.social on bluesky
    A FISA court is going to authorize a drone killing of an innocent person based on pablum generated by ChatGPT  —  Which admittedly is maybe not worse than doing it based on lies made up by human CIA agents? [embedded post]
  • @whstancil.bsky.social Will Stancil on bluesky
    Definitely when I'm an intelligence agency I want to use a tool that has no conception of sourcing, whose output cannot be traced back in any way, and which regularly hallucinates sources [embedded post]
  • @jayinthesky.bsky.social Jay Dee on bluesky
    CIA?  More like, uh, CAI, amiright? [embedded post]
  • @profmusgrave.bsky.social Paul Musgrave on bluesky
    “Should I invade Iraq?”  —  “As an AI, I can't answer with advice.  However, Iran is hostile to the United States and is a nuclear power.”  [embedded post]
  • @quinnypig Corey Quinn on x
    ChatJFK
  • r/singularity r on reddit
    CIA Builds Its Own Artificial Intelligence Tool in Rivalry With China.  The AI tool will be available across the 18-agency US intelligence community.