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CIA Closely Examining Artificial Intelligence But Not Ready To Buy In, Official Says

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CIA Closely Examining Artificial Intelligence But Not Ready To Buy In, Official Says
Dawn Meyerriecks, deputy director for Science and Technology at the CIA. LinkedIn photo.

The CIA has more than 100 ongoing pilot projects involving the use of artificial intelligence (AI) but isn’t ready to adopt the technology to help with decision-making applications until it is better understands why the technology comes up with the outputs it does, according to an agency official.“And so, one of the things that I think is a challenge for the current AI community and I’m confident we’ll get addressed, but still needs to be done, is you can’t just…

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