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Intelligence is the ability to perceive, collect, or infer information, retain it, and make decisions based on that information.
Intelligence or intelligent may refer to:
Disciplines edit
- Intelligence analysis
- Espionage, intelligence gathering
Corporate edit
- Business intelligence, for business analysis purposes
National edit
- Intelligence agency
- Military intelligence, a military discipline using information collection and analysis
- Strategic intelligence, information collection and analysis the national and international level to include non-military organizations
- Signals intelligence
Technology and industry edit
- Artificial intelligence, also called machine intelligence.
Organizations edit
- Police intelligence, an element of the British police
Human capacities edit
Arts, entertainment and media edit
Music edit
- "Intelligence", a song by ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead from the 2003 EP The Secret of Elena's Tomb
- The Intelligence, an American rock band
- Intelligence, an opera with libretto by Gene Scheer
- Intelligent dance music
Literature edit
- Intelligence (journal), a scientific journal dealing with intelligence and psychometrics
- Intelligence (newspaper), an Australian newspaper
Television edit
- Intelligence (Canadian TV series), 2006–2007
- Intelligence (American TV series), 2014
- Intelligence (British TV series), 2020
- Inttelligent, a 2018 Indian Telugu-language film
Other uses edit
- Intelligence (solitaire), a card game
See also edit
- Intellect (disambiguation)
- Nous, sometimes equated to intellect or intelligence
- Theory of multiple intelligences
- All pages with titles beginning with Intelligence
- All pages with titles containing Intelligence