Knowledge to understanding and how to get there - part two
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In the second part of this podcast, Lt Gen (retd) Mike Groen, Harry Kemsley, and Sean Corbett continue to explore how decision making is evolving in the age of data overload. They discuss the concept of data tribalism within military and intelligence communities and the hurdles and potential of integrating diverse data types for enhanced decision making. Discover how artificial intelligence (AI) and human collaboration could revolutionise intelligence analysis and operational efficiency, challenging traditional practices and requiring a new understanding of technology’s role.
Mike Groen
Lt Gen (Retd) Mike Groen needs little introduction within the US intelligence and operational community. Having commanded at every level within the USMC, he completed his very distinguished military career at the Director of the Joint AI Center in the Pentagon, following a tour as the Director of Intelligence for the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and Deputy Director of Computer Network Operations for NSA. He is also a former Director of Intelligence for the Marin Corps. Since his departure from the service, Mike has had roles in AI consultancy, geopolitical risk and has a new company 'Global Frontier Advisors' focusing on Global Infrastructure, Climate, Energy, Mining Carbon capture.
In the second part of this podcast, Lt Gen (retd) Mike Groen, Harry Kemsley, and Sean Corbett continue to explore how decision making is evolving in the age of data overload. They discuss the concept of data tribalism within military and intelligence communities and the hurdles and potential of integrating diverse data types for enhanced decision making. Discover how artificial intelligence (AI) and human collaboration could revolutionise intelligence analysis and operational efficiency, challenging traditional practices and requiring a new understanding of technology’s role.
