ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Today's presentations were on the situation in Ecuador, Panama, Guatemala and Argentina as well as the dramatic new capabilities of generative AI.
Our next Global Security Briefing will be December 7, 2023.
Links from chat;
- ERI hosts Intelligence Analysis Writing Workshop on November 14
- Factal and ERI host Election 2024 and AI: A conversation with Beth Sanner and Ellen McCarthy on November 14
- Forecast podcast: Protests erupt in Panama over Canadian copper mine contract
- Protests against mining agreement in Panama (Factal members-only)
- AI Images Detectors Are Being Used to Discredit the Real Horrors of War
- Ethan Mollick on how faked images and video from AI are essentially undetectable
- How Salesforce’s GO Center sends safety alerts at the speed of the internet
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