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Spies, Lies, and Algorithms
Book • 2022
In *Spies, Lies, and Algorithms*, Amy Zegart provides a detailed history of U.S.
espionage, from George Washington's spies to modern-day spy satellites.
She explores how technology is transforming espionage, creating new challenges and opportunities, and examines the impact of digital technology on intelligence agencies and policy.
The book also delves into cognitive biases, traitors, covert actions, and congressional oversight.
espionage, from George Washington's spies to modern-day spy satellites.
She explores how technology is transforming espionage, creating new challenges and opportunities, and examines the impact of digital technology on intelligence agencies and policy.
The book also delves into cognitive biases, traitors, covert actions, and congressional oversight.
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Shashank Joshi as a book exploring how open-source intelligence is transforming intelligence gathering.
Shashank Joshi as a book exploring how open-source intelligence is transforming intelligence gathering.
Changing the Guard? Turkey’s inconclusive election
Mentioned by Shashank Joshi as a book illustrating the transformative impact of open-source intelligence.
Shashank Joshi as a book illustrating the transformative impact of open-source intelligence. Changing the Guard? Turkey’s inconclusive election
