Gordon Carrera

Is it intelligence-based?

Does it cause strains for the intelligence world?

Some people seem less willing to say it than others.

Does it worry you as an American, though, to come here to Europe and to hear some of the language about the US or the questions which have come up in the conference?

Is the US going to be there for Europe against the Russian threat?

That is clearly something in people's minds.

Is it political headwinds as opposed to deep?

One last question.

What do you think the biggest challenge is ahead for the intelligence community?

Technology and AI is something that you're looking at at the moment and the way it's maybe going to speed up decision-making or the pressure to make decisions or to provide analytic judgments.

Well, the intelligence analysts will be pleased that they're not going to get replaced.

No, I don't think they will.

Thank you.

Thank you very much for joining us.

Thanks.

Thanks a lot.

I've also been talking to someone else who's quite a senior figure here in Estonia and who's been very vocal at the conference.

His name is Tomas Ilves.

He was a foreign minister for Estonia and then its president for 10 years from 2006 to 2016.

He's a real close observer of the relationships, the international relationships.