Sentences with phrase «work of the intelligence»

«The enormous complexity by which the results were achieved look to me like the work of intelligence.»

«William Hague must also inform the House of what steps he will take to support the work of the intelligence and security committee as it looks in to these matters,» Alexander added.

William Hague must also inform the house of what steps he will take to support the work of the intelligence and security committee as it looks in to these matters.

«It is the nature of the work of the intelligence services that they can not defend themselves against many of the allegations that have been made,» the prime minister said.

Both will depend upon the work of the intelligence and security agencies, both will involve the collection, analysis and use of information increasingly gathered from all of us.

The Government has stressed that it wants CMP to apply to a small number of cases, largely linked to the work of the intelligence services and the war on terror.

Not exact matches

NEW YORK, April 27 (Reuters)- Friday's historic pledge by the leaders of the two Koreas to work to denuclearize the Korean peninsula should give U.S. President Donald Trump a stronger hand to renegotiate the treaty curtailing Iran's nuclear program, Israel's intelligence minister said.

Thousands of technology, finance and manufacturing companies are working closely with U.S. national security agencies, providing sensitive information and in return receiving benefits that include access to classified intelligence, four people familiar with the process said.

Speaking of AI, there are a number of companies working on building a brain - computer interface, which would allow the mind to connect with artificial intelligence.

Clarke was promoted in 1996 to captain before becoming commanding officer of the intelligence division in 1999, where most of his work involved protecting major politicians who visited town.

That's the reason behind this basic guide: to highlight the different types of chatbots, how they work and how you can create your own artificial intelligence (AI)- powered virtual assistant.

A national survey recently conducted by Stroz Friedberg, an «intelligence and risk services» company, found that 87 % of senior managers surveyed have put company information at risk by uploading emails or files to personal accounts or cloud services in order to work remotely — say, uploading a budget spreadsheet to their Dropbox account, or emailing a file to themselves so they can work on it at home.

Israel Katz, who runs both the Intelligence and Transportation ministries, spoke in a Reuters interview after North Korea's Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae - in agreed to work for a «complete denuclearization» of the peninsula at a summit meeting in Seoul.

«In this era of disruption,» she continued, «these skills — from artificial intelligence to data visualization and more — are constantly changing and becoming increasingly specialized, which means businesses can't just rely on periodic training and traditional work experience to keep employees up to speed.»

Surprisingly, the survey also found 41 percent of small - business leaders would be skeptical of artificial intelligence's ability to accurately help with their administrative tasks, even though the majority of them spent two or more hours per day on admin work.

In June, Slack head of learning and intelligence Noah Weiss told Recode in an interview that the company is working on making its chatbot a resource for workers.

Things like apps and artificial intelligence will not only help HR connect with employees, but provide valuable new sources of data about productivity, work environment and employee sentiment.

Chief executives speaking at a CNBC - hosted panel on «The Future of Work» sought to allay public concern about artificial intelligence.

And somehow those meetings lead to partnering with a 25 - year veteran of the CIA's Director of Operations, a Lockheed Martin Program Director for Advanced Systems at Skunk Works, and a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence to start a company to explore «exotic science and technologies» and turn innovative ideas into world - changing products and services.

U.S. officials are concerned by the specter of former military and intelligence officers working at Kaspersky, and fear that the company's software could allow Russian state - sponsored hackers to steal user files, read private email correspondence or attack critical infrastructure in the United States.

But are failures like these — small groups of people throwing wrenches into the works, just for laughs — why exciting projects like artificial intelligence or hitchhiking robots sometimes don't make it off the ground?

In a recent report that surveyed more than 600 HR managers, it was determined that emotional intelligence is critically important in work settings where professionals interact with a wide range of people.

Even if you aren't familiar with the scientific value of his work, you know his name — it's synonymous with scientific intelligence.

Gong has developed a unique «conversation intelligence platform» that allows companies (with permission) to record, transcribe, and analyze all of its sales calls «so they can drive sales effectiveness at scale, figure out what's working and what's not, and ramp new hires faster by helping them replicate your top performers.»

Through vivid examples, Goleman delineates the five crucial skills of emotional intelligence, and shows how they determine our success in relationships, work, and even our physical well - being.

Fulfilling its vision of «Vigilance from above», the agency works on innovative overhead intelligence systems for national security.

Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba, explains to CNBC that there could be benefits from artificial intelligence, as people are freed to work less and travel more.

Committee Chairman Richard Burr and Mark Warner, its top Democrat, pledged at a joint news conference that they would work together, in contrast with the partisan discord roiling a similar probe by the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.

The reason it works is because there is some added intelligence to the communication, better tracking, and a smarter use of technology; email is getting too old and outdated.

As long as you meet a threshold of intelligence, then brilliant creative work is well within your reach.

Afterward, he kept quiet about the experience, at least after he stopped working for big military and intelligence contractors and entered the world of start - ups.

Song believes the future lies in artificial intelligence — machine learning that can look at a customer's online profile and understand whether he is the sort of person who needs two new white dress shirts for work, plus a Kanye West — approved hoodie.

That account was questioned in 2013 and 2014 by investigators working for the Senate Intelligence Committee, which also issued a lengthy report in December that challenged the CIA's assertions on the effectiveness of torture.

Of all the people we've studied at work, we've found that 90 percent of top performers are also high in emotional intelligencOf all the people we've studied at work, we've found that 90 percent of top performers are also high in emotional intelligencof top performers are also high in emotional intelligence.

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«We also carry out our own intelligence work, usually on the basis of information provided to our dedicated cartels hotline.

Emotional intelligence (EQ) includes the ability to understand and manage our emotions, using them to work for us instead of against us.

Both formerly of Yale's Chief Executive Leadership Institute and now working in succession planning and leadership training, Cohn and Moran have written seven case studies, each illustrating one of the essential attributes they believe every leader needs: integrity, empathy, emotional intelligence, vision, judgment, courage and passion.

Facebook will double the number of scientists working on artificial intelligence (AI) research at its Paris base to 60, the company has announced.

In doing so, she demonstrates emotional intelligence — the ability to make emotions work for you, instead of against you (or in this case, your organization).

But the truth is that no matter how hard you work on attracting and hiring the best of the best, the collective intelligence of your organization is still just about average, especially if you have a larger operation.

Piles of research over the last two decades has shown that emotional intelligence is likely the single most powerful success factor yet discovered, affecting everything from your performance at work, to your mood and the quality of your personal life.

Not because I have no aspiration, motivation or intelligence... but for the opposite... because in a few months» time, like a great number of people I work with, I will be going back into higher education.»

While working on your emotional intelligence will improve a lot of different skills, there are five in particular that people tend to set goals around when the year changes.

Greylock's Chen calls this new space «systems of intelligence,» pointing to a hopeful world where enterprise software doesn't just track the work, but informs better work.

Dallas - based cyber threat intelligence firm iSIGHT Partners, working with the U.S. Secret Service, says it has determined that malicious software has «potentially infected a large number of retail information systems.»

But imagine piling on all of the other conventional forces, intelligence agencies and allied forces across the globe trying to work towards a single mission.

The latest revelation about U.S. government surveillance comes by way of a June 14 Bloomberg report that says «thousands» of American companies are working with U.S. intelligence agencies in a mutually beneficial arrangement where the latter secretly piggybacks on normal commercial operations.

«Instead of constructively addressing [his concerns over the intelligence programs], Mr. Snowden's dangerous decision to steal and disclose classified information had severe consequences for the security of our country and the people who work day in and day out to protect it,» Lisa Monaco, the White House adviser on homeland security and counterterrorism, said in a response to an online petition seeking Snowden's pardon.

«I would hazard to guess there are more foreign intelligence officers inside the U.S. working against U.S. interests now than even at the height of the Cold War,» said Crumpton.