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Intel Summit Panelist: Let's Pipeline the Nerds and Win the AI Game

Intelligence community subject matter experts gathered in the Washington, D.C., area to discuss scaling out artificial intelligence.

Patrick Biltgen, principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, talks AI realities at #IntelSummit23. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Analyzing What Is in Xi Jinping’s Mind

The Chinese Communist Party’s knee-jerk desire to control what people say and learn could be a long-term destabilizer of U.S.-China relations.

Lt. Gen. Robert "Bob" Ashley, USA (Ret.); Rear Adm. Thomas Henderschedt, USN; Bonny Lin; Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga; and Gary Tripmacher discuss “China: the Long Game” Friday, July 14, during the Intelligence and National Security Summit 2023 panel held in National Harbor, Maryland.

U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee Leaders Discuss the Realities of Spying

Senators Mark Warner and Marco Rubio discuss Section 702, TikTok and bipartisan collaboration.

Letitia Long, former director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, moderates the “View from the Hill” plenary with Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) (c) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), chair and vice chair of the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, respectively, at the Intelligence and National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

New Space Race With China and Russia Challenges Military Intelligence

Space is where competition with China and Russia is most direct and also where adversaries seem most committed to matching—or outpacing—the United States.

Panelists at the Intelligence and National Security Summit discuss space intelligence. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Putin May Find Prigozhin More Dangerous Than Zelensky

The Russian invasion of Ukraine highlights how much the West knows, and ignores, of the Kremlin’s inner workings.

Panelists at the Intelligence and National Security Summit discuss the war between Ukraine and Russia and the impact of open source intelligence. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Doubling Down on Transparency and Downgraded Intelligence

This strategic tool, used under strict guidelines, has proven to be effective, security advisor says.

During the Intelligence and National Security Summit 2023, Jon Finer, principal deputy national security advisor of the United States, speaks with Lesley Ireland, former assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis, U.S. Department of Treasury, about the use of strategic downgraded intelligence as a key tool in geopolitics. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

More Open Minds Are Needed for Open-Source Intelligence To Advance

Leveraging insights from the youngest intelligence source arena will be crucial and complex in the years to come.

Intelligence experts (l-r), Beth Sanner, Ellen McCarthy, Brad Ahlskog and Janet Rathod, speaking at the Intelligence and National Security Summit on July 14, 2023, discuss how open-source intelligence can be advanced. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

U.S. Intelligence Leaders Emphasize Long-Term Support for Ukraine

As the eastern European country continues to fend off Russia’s illegal invasion, Western democracies’ continued alliance is key.

Leaders from the nation's intelligence community shared their observations of the status of Russian/Ukraine war at the 2023 Intelligence and National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

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Intelligence & National Security Summit Coverage

Intelligence & National Security Summit Coverage

Editorial Coverage

Intel Summit Panelist: Let's Pipeline the Nerds and Win the AI Game

Analyzing What Is in Xi Jinping’s Mind

U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee Leaders Discuss the Realities of Spying

New Space Race With China and Russia Challenges Military Intelligence

Putin May Find Prigozhin More Dangerous Than Zelensky

Doubling Down on Transparency and Downgraded Intelligence

More Open Minds Are Needed for Open-Source Intelligence To Advance

U.S. Intelligence Leaders Emphasize Long-Term Support for Ukraine

Sponsor Content from Sunayu

Additional Event Coverage