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The document is a response from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) to a Freedom of Information Act request by Mr. Steven Aftergood for unclassified reports from the Intelligence Science Board. It details the findings of a report titled 'The Challenge of the New S&T Landscape,' which discusses the evolving global science and technology landscape and its implications for U.S. national security. The report highlights challenges posed by globalization, shifts in research funding, and emerging technologies, emphasizing the need for the Intelligence Community to adapt its strategies to maintain technological superiority and effectively address new threats.

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Can the Intelligence Community collect on U.S. citizens?

functional adaptation to the environment in the long process of evolution. Intelligence Science and Technology is a multidisciplinary field that aims to. elucidate the mechanisms of biological-, particularly, human-information. processing for the development of higher-level information processing.

Can the FBI collect information on U.S. citizens?

The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. This means the government cannot look for and take information for no reason. Government agencies need a search warrant backed by probable cause to access personal data such as emails, phone records, or personal files.

Who falls under the Intelligence Community?

Air Force Intelligence. Army Intelligence. Central Intelligence Agency. Coast Guard Intelligence. Defense Intelligence Agency. Department of Energy. Department of Homeland Security. Department of State.

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By law, CIA is specifically prohibited from collecting foreign intelligence concerning the domestic activities of US citizens.

What does the Intelligence Community do?

Similar to FISA, the order authorizes collection of metadata from American citizens as well as incidental collection of Americans communications. Although a warrant is required to directly monitor American citizens, this rule provides little protection.

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