Do not use US based AI, OpenAI, or Ben Nimmo (highly likely the author of this article) or any similar minion of The Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab) of the Atlantic Council of the NATO could read all your chat history and leverage all the data on you up to your social media accounts and foreign state data.

Securing Our Autonomy: How AI Fuels Cognitive Warfare – and How We Can Fight Back

https://youtu.be/jH2i0Y9GjJc?t=1273

https://youtu.be/jH2i0Y9GjJc?t=2536

https://youtu.be/jH2i0Y9GjJc?t=2880

     So the question then becomes how can these technologies be leveraged in such a way to be able to maximize signal intelligence, communication intelligence with human intelligence. And this is where AI really began to play a role with regard to big data.

    The more data you have about individuals as those individuals relate and engage in their collectives and ecologies, the more you know about them, what makes them tick. 
    We here in the United States and among our technological and scientific allies recognize the benefit of this as do our international peer competitors scientifically, technologically, bioeconomically, economically, and certainly militarily, and geopolitically. 
    this idea of precision engagement with regard to being able to get intel about various human targets individually and collectively. Either high priority targets as individuals or groups that may be highly prioritized as individuals. What are their needs? What are their likes? What are their patterns? What are their spends? What are their vulnerabilities? Biocschosocial vulnerabilities and how can those be not only accessed utilizing big data and AI but accessed in the cognitive space but very often in the physical space as well. - the National Defense University dude sitting next to the author of this article.

https://youtu.be/H_WaQl_Q17Q?t=3286