Human Intelligence

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Commentary

Jun 22, 2026

Why Human Intelligence Matters More in an AI World

AI will become an indispensable tool for case officers, agents, fabricators, counterintelligence services, and the rest of the intelligence world. But this will have the paradoxical effect of increasing the importance of old-fashioned human intelligence.
Research

Dec 23, 2025

Clearing Up the Confusion from Misperceptions About the Security Clearance Process

The authors identify common negative perceptions and misperceptions about pursuing a security clearance through the U.S government’s personnel vetting process and offer recommendations for ways in which the government can address them.
Commentary

Jun 6, 2025

Mitigating Emerging Human Intelligence Challenges with Forecasting

The decline in human intelligence capabilities likely necessitates a shift in intelligence collection sources. Probabilistic crowdsourced forecasting could offer a way to mitigate collection gaps and complement traditional methods by combining human expertise and judgments with data-driven insights.
Research

Mar 9, 2016

'Beyond Procedural Justice': The Significance of Personal and Community Relationships in Countering Terrorist Recruitment

The Procedural Justice Model has traditionally been associated with the fields of sociology and criminology as a means for those representing the criminal justice system, in particular the police, to interact and engage with local communities, build trust, develop legitimacy and establish institutional authority.
Commentary

Mar 11, 2007

Media Leaks Hinder Intelligence Gathering

Published commentary by RAND staff: Media Leaks Hinder Intelligence Gathering, in the Washington Times.
Commentary

Sep 10, 2006

Safer, But Not Safe

Published commentary by RAND staff: Safer, But Not Safe, in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Commentary

Jan 13, 2005

True Intelligence Reform Is Cultural, Not Just Organizational Chart Shift

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Commentary

Apr 15, 2004

Can We Learn from Others?

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Commentary

Feb 15, 2004

Intelligence: A Funhouse of Reflections

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Research Summary

Jan 1, 2004

Confronting the "Enemy Within": What Can the United States Learn About Counterterrorism and Intelligence from Other Democracies?

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation was widely criticized for failing to prevent the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and some U.S. policymakers reacted by proposing a new domestic intelligence service devoted solely to counterterrorism. To inform the debate, the RAND Corporation analyzed domestic intelligence agencies in four other democracies.
Commentary

Feb 16, 2003

The Nation: Terrorists' Talk

Published commentary by RAND staff.
Commentary

Jul 10, 2002

Face Terror with Better Spying, Not Moats of Fear

Published commentary by RAND staff.

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Why Human Intelligence Matters More in an AI World

Clearing Up the Confusion from Misperceptions About the Security Clearance Process

Mitigating Emerging Human Intelligence Challenges with Forecasting

'Beyond Procedural Justice': The Significance of Personal and Community Relationships in Countering Terrorist Recruitment

Media Leaks Hinder Intelligence Gathering

Safer, But Not Safe

True Intelligence Reform Is Cultural, Not Just Organizational Chart Shift

Can We Learn from Others?

Intelligence: A Funhouse of Reflections

Confronting the "Enemy Within": What Can the United States Learn About Counterterrorism and Intelligence from Other Democracies?

The Nation: Terrorists' Talk

Face Terror with Better Spying, Not Moats of Fear

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Human Intelligence

Related Topics

Explore RAND’s Work on this Topic

Error

Why Human Intelligence Matters More in an AI World

Clearing Up the Confusion from Misperceptions About the Security Clearance Process

Mitigating Emerging Human Intelligence Challenges with Forecasting

'Beyond Procedural Justice': The Significance of Personal and Community Relationships in Countering Terrorist Recruitment

Media Leaks Hinder Intelligence Gathering

Safer, But Not Safe

True Intelligence Reform Is Cultural, Not Just Organizational Chart Shift

Can We Learn from Others?

Intelligence: A Funhouse of Reflections

Confronting the "Enemy Within": What Can the United States Learn About Counterterrorism and Intelligence from Other Democracies?

The Nation: Terrorists' Talk

Face Terror with Better Spying, Not Moats of Fear

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