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Former CIA Director to Discuss 'War in Times of AI' at NDTV World Summit

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The NDTV World Summit will feature a session in which a former CIA director addresses the theme 'War in Times of AI'. The source article focuses on the speaker's background, noting that after retiring from the military in August 2011, he became Director of the Central Intelligence Agency that September. His appointment was confirmed by the Senate by a vote of 94-0. The provided text does not give further details on the session's format or specific arguments to be presented.

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