
Artificial intelligence is already finding its way into intelligence workflows. From transcribing and translating audio to reviewing imagery and searching large volumes of information, AI offers analysts new ways to work faster and across more data than ever before.
But as AI takes on more of the work, what happens to the role of the analyst?
In the first edition of The Analysis Room, we sit down with Chris Savos, former senior CIA intelligence executive and Yale lecturer, to explore how AI is changing modern intelligence tradecraft, where its limitations lie, and which analytical skills will matter most in the years ahead.

Luanne Misquitta
Global Head of Public Sector & Workforce Intelligence, Neo4j

John Bender
Vice President of U.S. Public Sector, Neo4j
John Bender is Vice President and General Manager, US Public Sector at Neo4j. He brings 30 years of experience supporting government agencies and the US military, helping organisations use data and technology to address complex mission challenges. His career spans leading data and analytics companies, including Oracle, Business Objects, and Endeca. At Neo4j, John focuses on helping government teams connect fragmented information, strengthen analytical capabilities, and make better-informed decisions through graph technology and AI.

Chris Savos
President, Savos Training