Congress recognizes the integral role OSINT plays in an information age where data means everything. This year, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence stood up the Open-Source ...

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) researchers have “have existed on the fringes of conflicts since at least 2014”, Rest of World reported.

WSJ's Warren Strobel explains what the proliferation of open-source intelligence means for the Russia-Ukraine crisis, and how policy makers approach conflict. Luke Vargas hosts.

But open source intelligence could open up a new vulnerability to adversaries. “If we’re not looking at what’s openly discoverable about our bases, our operations, our cyber architecture—if we’re not ...

Luke Vargas: Speaking of its impact, is the proliferation of all this sorts of open source intelligence, changing how military actors, and I guess intelligence services are operating?

Helpfully, necessity is the mother of invention, and the growing availability of big data, including open-source intelligence, offers new facets of study.

The struggle between open source and proprietary software is well understood. But the tensions permeating software circles for decades have shuffled into the artificial intelligence space, in part ...

As business leaders adopt generative artificial intelligence they must decide whether to build their AI capabilities using open-source models or rely on proprietary, closed-source alternatives.