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Artificial intelligence for intelligence analysis
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Artificial intelligence can augment intelligence analysis by operationalising psychological theories of violent extremism across individual, interpersonal, and collective levels. We examine how machine learning, language models, graph methods, and simulations support measurement, forecasting, scenar
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