US Intelligence Community needs upgrade to stop Beijing forcibly taking Taiwan: report
A US think tank is advocating for a major overhaul of the US Intelligence Community's early-warning systems to better deter a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. The proposal emphasizes the need for a real-time, integrated intelligence system spanning space, cyber, air, sea, and land, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making.
Authored by retired US Army Lieutenant-General Scott Berrier, the Atlantic Council proposal calls for breaking down silos between the 18 independent agencies within the US Intelligence Community. This unified approach would leverage advanced technologies like AI to counter the PLA's increasing use of cyber power against Taiwan, rather than relying solely on traditional military strength, ultimately aiming to give the US a decisive advantage in any potential conflict.
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A US think tank is advocating for a major overhaul of the US Intelligence Community's early-warning systems to better deter a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. The proposal emphasizes the need for a real-time, integrated intelligence system spanning space, cyber, air, sea, and land, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making.
Authored by retired US Army Lieutenant-General Scott Berrier, the Atlantic Council proposal calls for breaking down silos between the 18 independent agencies within the US Intelligence Community. This unified approach would leverage advanced technologies like AI to counter the PLA's increasing use of cyber power against Taiwan, rather than relying solely on traditional military strength, ultimately aiming to give the US a decisive advantage in any potential conflict.
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