Compilation AI / An independent project

AI connects the dots.
Some connections need a boundary.

Information that's fine to share on its own can become sensitive when combined. Compilation AI is a project for applying information-sharing rules to what AI puts together, without getting in the way of useful work.

Classification by compilation

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SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDEPROJECT ECHO NETWORKSection 1 — Classified Information TopicsPage 4 of 18

Prepared under the authority of the Original Classification Authority (OCA): Program Office, Echo Network

(U) 1.1 This section lists discrete facts about Project Echo Network field sites.

ItemTopicClass.ReasonDeclassify OnRemarks
1AStation name together with collection feed typeS1.4(c)25X1Compound: either fact alone is U
1BStation name aloneU———
1CCollection feed type aloneU———
1DInspection scheduleC1.4(c)25X1—

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A security classification guide defines what is sensitive.

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Protect the connection.
Preserve the usefulness.

Access to the source records is only part of the question. What an AI assembles from them matters, too.

The problem isn't limited to one industry. Customer information, internal business data, and government records can all become more sensitive in combination. Compilation AI checks what is shared with AI and what it returns against the applicable information-sharing rules.

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