The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Cambridge Analytica Bankrupt: What Company Is Next on the Firing Line?
Cambridge Analytica has declared bankruptcy. What outfit is next to be pushed to center stage?
Facebook? Perhaps. The founder of Facebook has an opportunity to answer questions before England’s law makers soon. Very soon.
And Google?
The job of being an officer of the law has never been harder, but many on the tech side are trying to make it easier. But, as with most innovations, this might make life harder. Confused? Join the club. A recent spate of big data law enforcement innovations are due to become a hot button issue for the foreseeable future. The latest one came from a recent Boing Boing piece, “Raleigh Cops are Investigating Crime by Getting Google to Reveal the Identity of Every Mobile User Within Acres of the Scene.” Read full post.
Conservative Starts New Social Media Site After Facebook Blocks Tens Of Millions From His Posts
“Facebook blocks more than 98% of my reach,” said Andrew. “That means 4.9 million people per month are missing. Facebook increased censorship after President Trump was elected.”
Instead of communicating to 5 million people per month as in 2016, Facebook showed Andrew’s posts to 97,685 people last month. Andrew has almost half a million followers.
“Facebook’s censorship caused millions of fewer people to follow God and strengthen their families, a financial loss of donations likely in the millions of dollars and a reduction in communicating with millions of more people by email and our website,” he said. “Facebook is anti-American, since they censor those who believe like the founders.”
With Smart Cities, Your Every Step Will Be Recorded
Internet of things (IoT) devices embed their way into cities, risking people’s privacy and right to self-determination
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: “Smart” Cities = Total Surveillance Cities”
Artificial Intelligence and National Security
Daniel S. Hoadley, US Air Force Fellow
Nathan J. Lucas, Section Research Manager
Congressional Research Service, April 26, 20
Continue reading “Steve Aftergood: CRS on Artificial Intelligence and National Security”
Amazon: Why Support Blockchain? To Chase IBM? Wrong.
In June 2018, I will describe Amazon’s lynch pin approach to intelligence analysis. The “play” has been ignored or overlooked by those who monitor the next generation information access market. At the Telestrategies ISS conference, I will report the DarkCyber and Beyond Search analysts’ assessment of this important Amazon service. The audience for the Telestrategies ISS programs are law enforcement and intelligence professionals. We have developed a for fee webinar which provides details of the Amazon “swing for the fences” approach to a number of intelligence-related services. Personally I was surprised by the audaciousness of the Amazon approach.
CIA plans to replace spies with AI
Human spies will soon be relics of the past, and the CIA knows it. Dawn Meyerriecks, the Agency’s deputy director for technology development, recently told an audience at an intelligence conference in Florida the CIA was adapting to a new landscape where its primary adversary is a machine, not a foreign agent.
Continue reading “Robert Steele: CIA Goes Completely Stupid — “AI to Replace Spies””
