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Brian Victor Katz (born November 15, 1957) is the former head men's basketball coach at Sacramento State. He graduated from Casa Roble High School, then Sacramento State in 1980. Katz came to Sacramento State after 19 years as a junior college head coach. Katz was named Big Sky Conference Co-Coach of the year in 2015.
Apr 17, 2020 · Brian Katz is a researcher at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) who authored a brief on how emerging technologies such as AI can transform and empower the U.S. Intelligence Community. The brief outlines the opportunities and challenges for strategic intelligence in the face of technological change and competition from rivals.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Sacramento State men's basketball coach Brian Katz is retiring after 14 years due to medical reasons. Associate head coach Brandon Laird will serve as interim coach for...
Oct 9, 2020 · Brian Katz is a fellow in the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and research director of the CSIS Technology and Intelligence Task Force. This report is made possible by support to the CSIS Technology and Intelligence Task Force from Booz Allen Hamilton, Rebellion Defense ...
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U.S. intelligence collection organizations can leverage emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), advanced sensors, cloud computing, and advanced analytics, to improve how intelli...These technologies could enhance and automate a variety of core collection and processing tasks across intelligence domains and enable collection to better adaptto changing adversary behavior and o...The fielding of “edge” sensors and processing devices with AI and cloud computing could transformwhere, how, and how fast intelligence is collected to drive operations and decisions.U.S. adversaries will also be innovating rapidly to develop, field, and exploit tech-enabled intelligence toolsto degrade and disrupt U.S. and allied collection.Generating timely, accurate, and insightful intelligence for U.S. national security leaders often begins with intelligence collection. In a world of proliferating sensors and big data, the U.S. intelligence community (IC) holds unprecedented capability to collect information of national interest—in more places, through more means, and at greater sp...
The Task Force identified opportunities for leveraging advanced technologies to improve, accelerate, and augment how intelligence is collected. Some applications are already being integrated into IC collection and processing tasks and can be further enhanced, embedded, and dispersed across IC organizations. Other opportunities are emerging technolo...
Emerging technologies, particularly AI, advanced sensors, and big data analytics, could enhance and automate a variety of core collection tasks across the intelligence collection disciplines (INTs), including collection management, signals detection, and target identification. Automation and ML can help humans establish baselines of normal behavior...
AI and advanced analytics already assist the IC in processing exploding data streams into digestible and usable information and could improve how data is streamlined, curated, and prioritized for analysts. Building off foundational achievements, such as the application of computer visioniii to imagery and video processing and natural language proce...
While the Task Force’s primary focus is strategic intelligence, this research phase also revealed opportunities for applying emerging technologies to key operational dimensions. Tech advances could reshape how HUMINT operators recruit and handle agents. The fielding of “edge” sensors and processing devices with AI and cloud computing could transfor...
As U.S. intelligence moves to integrate emerging technologies into collection operations, its global competitors and foreign adversaries will also be innovating rapidly to develop, field, and exploit tech-enabled intelligence tools to degrade and disrupt U.S. and allied collection. In the iterative competition for the technological-intelligence adv...
The proliferating number and types of national security threats facing the United States and its allies have already strained the IC’s capacity to collect intelligence across the threat spectrum; adversaries’ use of emerging technologies to directly target and degrade U.S. collection could strain and potentially weaken U.S. capabilities even furthe...
As rivals such as China and Russia innovate and field emerging technologies into their operations, continuing obstacles to procurement and tech integration will hinder the IC’s ability to keep up or outpace. The Task Force members identified three key issues: acquiring new technologies and infrastructure for AI tools; acquiring the data needed to t...
Even as new technologies are acquired, their adoption and assimilation may not align with long-held mission sets, institutional norms, and legacy processes. Enduring tradecraft will need to blend with entirely new skillsets, team structures, intelligence tasks, and performance goals to facilitate deep and long-term technology integration. Skillsets...
pianist. composer. improviser. educator. Noted for his very personal weaving of modern jazz, classical, and various world music streams—especially klezmer— Brian Katz is internationally lauded for his orchestral approach to solo guitar playing, evocative compositions, and fiery free improvisations.
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