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US Spy Chief Wants Intel Community to Move Away From Building Its Own Tech
- On Tuesday, the head of U.S. intelligence called for greater reliance on commercial technology instead of developing tools internally.
- She based this call on the intelligence community's history of both in-house tools like XKeyscore and reliance on industry solutions over two decades.
- Gabbard emphasized that AI tools accelerated the release of tens of thousands of JFK and RFK assassination documents and improved data processing dramatically.
- She emphasized shifting from developing technology internally within the government to procuring existing solutions, allowing the government workforce to concentrate on its core responsibilities and areas of expertise.
- Her stance suggests increasing partnerships with private sector tech vendors like AWS will enable the intelligence workforce to concentrate on core responsibilities.
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