Improving the Intelligence Community’s Leveraging of the Full Science and Technology Ecosystem

Frederick R. Chang; Michael A. Marletta; Lilian Alessa; Tomas Díaz De La Rubia; Vishva M. Dixit; Donald Duncan; Gerald L. Epstein; Kathleen Fisher; James R. Gosler; Laura M. Haas; Robert F. Hale; Daniel E. Hastings; Frances S. Ligler; Bernard S. Meyerson; Lisa J. Porter; Peter Schiffer; Anthony J. Vinci; Michael S. Witherell; Dionna Ali; Anita Eisenstadt; Shenae Bradley; Anthony Fainberg; Chris Jones; Michael Niles; Nia Johnson; Marguerite Schneider; Alan H. Shaw; Mark Lowenthal; Joel Brenner; Robert Cardillo; Dean Cheng; Robert C. Dynes; Robert A. Fein; Huban A. Gowadia; Margaret A. Hamburg; Miriam E. John; Anita K. Jones; Steven E. Koonin; Carmen L. Middleton; Arthur L. Money; William C. Ostendorff; David A. Relman; Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker; Samuel S. Visner; David A. Whelan; Bryan Bunnell; Joseph Czika; Melvin Eulau; Caryn A. Leslie; Liza Hamilton

doi:10.17226/26544

Improving the Intelligence Community’s Leveraging of the Full Science and Technology Ecosystem

Frederick R. Chang
, Michael A. Marletta
, Lilian Alessa
, Tomas Díaz De La Rubia
, Vishva M. Dixit
, Donald Duncan
, Gerald L. Epstein
, Kathleen Fisher
, James R. Gosler
, Laura M. Haas
, Robert F. Hale
, Daniel E. Hastings
, Frances S. Ligler
, Bernard S. Meyerson
, Lisa J. Porter
, Peter Schiffer
, Anthony J. Vinci
, Michael S. Witherell
, Dionna Ali
, Anita Eisenstadt

Shenae Bradley, Anthony Fainberg, Chris Jones, Michael Niles, Nia Johnson, Marguerite Schneider, Alan H. Shaw, Mark Lowenthal, Joel Brenner, Robert Cardillo, Dean Cheng, Robert C. Dynes, Robert A. Fein, Huban A. Gowadia, Margaret A. Hamburg, Miriam E. John, Anita K. Jones, Steven E. Koonin, Carmen L. Middleton, Arthur L. Money, William C. Ostendorff, David A. Relman, Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker, Samuel S. Visner, David A. Whelan, Bryan Bunnell, Joseph Czika, Melvin Eulau, Caryn A. Leslie, Liza Hamilton

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Abstract

The agencies within the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) depend on advanced technology to achieve their goals. While AI, cloud computing, advanced sensors, and big data analytics will fundamentally change both the global threat landscape and IC tradecraft, advances from biology, chemistry, materials, quantum science, network science, social/behavioral/economic sciences, and other fields also have that potential. Maintaining awareness of advances in science and technology is more essential than ever, to avoid surprise, to inflict surprise on adversaries, and to leverage those advances for the benefit of the nation and the IC. This report explores ways in which the IC might leverage the future research and development ecosystem.

Original language	English (US)
Publisher	National Academy of Sciences
Number of pages	88
ISBN (Electronic)	9780309687867
ISBN (Print)	9780309687850
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.17226/26544
State	Published - Jan 1 2022
Externally published	Yes

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Chang, F. R., Marletta, M. A., Alessa, L., De La Rubia, T. D., Dixit, V. M., Duncan, D., Epstein, G. L., Fisher, K., Gosler, J. R., Haas, L. M., Hale, R. F., Hastings, D. E., Ligler, F. S., Meyerson, B. S., Porter, L. J., Schiffer, P., Vinci, A. J., Witherell, M. S., Ali, D., ... Hamilton, L. (2022). Improving the Intelligence Community’s Leveraging of the Full Science and Technology Ecosystem. National Academy of Sciences. https://doi.org/10.17226/26544

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