How an intelligence analyst can use AI, task by task

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to validate known intelligence with data from other sources.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Incident: [what happened, systems or records involved]
Data available: [logs, transactions, images, records]

Propose a step-by-step forensic review: what to preserve first, what to look for in each data source, tools commonly used, and red flags. Remind me of chain-of-custody steps.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to evaluate records of communications, such as telephone calls, to plot activity and determine the size and location of criminal groups and members.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Incident: [what happened, systems or records involved]
Data available: [logs, transactions, images, records]

Propose a step-by-step forensic review: what to preserve first, what to look for in each data source, tools commonly used, and red flags. Remind me of chain-of-custody steps.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to analyze intelligence data to identify patterns and trends in criminal activity.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Incident: [what happened, systems or records involved]
Data available: [logs, transactions, images, records]

Propose a step-by-step forensic review: what to preserve first, what to look for in each data source, tools commonly used, and red flags. Remind me of chain-of-custody steps.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to identify gaps in information.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Incident: [what happened, systems or records involved]
Data available: [logs, transactions, images, records]

Propose a step-by-step forensic review: what to preserve first, what to look for in each data source, tools commonly used, and red flags. Remind me of chain-of-custody steps.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to collaborate with representatives from other government and intelligence organizations to share information or coordinate intelligence activities.

Context: We use Apache Spark and Tableau.
Case: [type]
Agency: [describe]

Draft a message within sharing rules. Keep it under 150 words with a clear ask, plus a 2-sentence version for chat.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to study activities relating to narcotics, money laundering, gangs, auto theft rings, terrorism, or other national security threats.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
What we've seen: [indicators, behaviour, logs, no personal data]
Our environment: [systems, sector]

Match these indicators to known tactics or schemes, suggest what else to look for, and list containment or reporting steps. Cite public frameworks or advisories I can verify.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to link or chart suspects to criminal organizations or events to determine activities and interrelationships.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
What we've seen: [indicators, behaviour, logs, no personal data]
Our environment: [systems, sector]

Match these indicators to known tactics or schemes, suggest what else to look for, and list containment or reporting steps. Cite public frameworks or advisories I can verify.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to predict future gang, organized crime, or terrorist activity, using analyses of intelligence data.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Incident: [what happened, systems or records involved]
Data available: [logs, transactions, images, records]

Propose a step-by-step forensic review: what to preserve first, what to look for in each data source, tools commonly used, and red flags. Remind me of chain-of-custody steps.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to conduct presentations of analytic findings.

Context: The work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Audience: [management, clients, meeting]
Results: [paste key findings and numbers]

Turn this into a short presentation: headline message, 3 key charts to make, plain-language explanations, and likely questions with answers.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to study the assets of criminal suspects to determine the flow of money from or to targeted groups.

Context: We use SAS and TensorFlow; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
What we've seen: [indicators, behaviour, logs, no personal data]
Our environment: [systems, sector]

Match these indicators to known tactics or schemes, suggest what else to look for, and list containment or reporting steps. Cite public frameworks or advisories I can verify.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to develop defense plans or tactics, using intelligence and other information.

Context: We use SAP software and Oracle PeopleSoft; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Procedure for: [valuation type, security, work process]
Requirements: [rules, standards]

Draft a step-by-step procedure with responsibilities and checks. Lay it out as a table with steps, owner, timing and what could go wrong, then list the decisions I still need to make.

I work as an intelligence analyst. Part of my job is to interview, interrogate, or interact with witnesses or crime suspects to collect human intelligence.

Context: We use Apache Spark and Tableau; the work draws on law and government, public safety and security and telecommunications.
Case type: [fire, crime, incident]
Who to interview: [witness, owner, suspect]

Write an interview plan: order of people, open questions, follow-ups, and how to document statements. Order the questions sensibly, add follow-ups for vague answers, and give me a note-taking template.