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Topic: CIA

An aerial view of CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
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Tuesday, 6/30, 08:48 PM

The CIA Elevates Its Cyber Arm, Signaling a Tilt Toward Digital Spying

  • The CIA has restructured to place cyber operations and artificial intelligence near the top of its priorities, elevating its cyber-intelligence unit to the agency's highest operational tier — a quiet but telling shift toward technical espionage as it races to counter China.

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