The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has developed virtual clones of world politicians to predict the behavior of their real counterparts.
The New York Times (NYT) newspaper writes about this. We are talking about a chatbot using artificial intelligence technologies, which was developed by the CIA over the last two years. Using this tool, professionals can interact with digital copies of heads of states and governments of different countries, getting answers to their questions from them.
According to NYT, one of the key tasks of the CIA is to analyze the behavior of politicians around the world. It is expected that the use of a chatbot will facilitate the work of analysts who work with confidential information and predict the actions of real politicians.
John Ratcliffe, the new director of the CIA, stated that the agency intends to improve and expand such technical programs because "the nation that wins the race for emerging technologies today will dominate the world tomorrow."
