A BAA and Application of HumanML

["Bullard, Claude L (Len)" <clbullar@ingr.com>]

http://www.darpa.mil/ipto/Solicitations/PIP_03-30.html

Add this to the sets of things that can be done with HumanML. 
That is a BAA.

Whether one should or not is a different issue.  Note that they 
make reference to the "realistic lives of game characters" and 
so on, so this dovetails HumanML perfectly.

Of course, once you have data of this kind and sufficient analysis 
computing power, it isn't hard to take the next step of behavioral 
modification through injecting events, sometimes called, 'early 
interdiction'.

If one wants to test this in a semi-closed system that is just 
open enough to provide varying contexts, but small enough to 
control the contexts as well as overcome instrumentation limits 
without violating constitutional freedoms, prison populations 
should work.

len