Morning Briefing - January 13, 2021
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January 13, 2021

Think Tanks Pushing Open Source Data and Machine Learning as Nonproliferation Aids

By ExchangeMonitor
A pair of think-tanks are pushing a combination of machine learning and open-source data as a way to generate more leads on potential nuclear proliferation and said Tuesday that a recent pilot project shows the technique “could save hundreds of analyst hours”…
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