South Korea’s intelligence agency is using a sophisticated video analysis program to monitor the well-being of Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, apparently out of concern that a recurrence of his previous bouts of ill-health could trigger instability within the regime.
S outh Korea’s intelligence agency is using a sophisticated video analysis program to monitor the well-being of Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, apparently out of concern that a recurrence of his previous bouts of ill-health could trigger instability within the regime.
The National Intelligence Service delivered a briefing to members of the South Korean parliamentary intelligence committee this week in which it demonstrated how the program uses video and still images to create a three-dimensional picture of an individual and can monitor changes in their physique, the Yonhap news agency reported.
