New Era National Security and Governance Series Cognitive Security Issues in the Age of Intelligence: Basic content, analytical framework and risk management. [新时代国家安全与治理系列研究报告 智能时代的认知安全问题： 基本内涵、分析框架与风险治理]

Curator note

Since 2020, a new generation of artificial intelligence technology has been widely used, and the world has accelerated its entry into the rapid flow of information.
In the era of intelligent intelligence of individuals deeply interconnected and social panorama monitoring, the importance and vulnerability of the cognitive field are prominent.
At the same time, the field of competition between major countries continues to expand, due to the limited cognitive resources and cognitive ability of individuals.
Under the influence of various cognitive risk mechanisms, the cognitive security anxiety of various countries is deepening, and the security of the cognitive field is constantly deepened.
Risk and governance issues are gradually receiving attention from all countries. In light of this, the report attempts to define a core overview of cognitive security.
Clarification of basic characteristics of cognitive safety, establishing an analytical framework for cognitive safety, and studying the wind of cognitive safety
Risk scenarios and technical mechanisms to provide background knowledge and exploration for the study and governance practice of cognitive safety issues
Sophie's perspective.
The report is divided into six parts: the first part is the development of the concept of cognitive security, from the natural sciences, military
The four stages of combat, strategic research and national security have sorted out the development of the concept of “cognitive security”;
The second part is the basic characteristics of cognitive security, which discusses the limitations of cognitive capital, the bias of cognitive processes.
Sexuality, the technical aspects of cognitive risk, the vulnerability of cognitive domains, the resilience of cognitive governance and cognitive security
Institutionalized characteristics; the third part is the analytical framework of cognitive safety, proposing social science tools and cognitive psychology.
Learning tools and cognitive neuroscience tools together constitute a comprehensive analytical approach to cognitive safety; the fourth part is
Risk scenarios of cognitive security, mainly including the criminal activity of individuals and hatred of malicious, non-state actors
Advertising, fraud and terrorist acts, national infiltration, surveillance and cognitive warfare, and algorithmic misconduct; fifth
Part of the technical mechanism of cognitive risk, involving perception and surveillance mechanisms, intervention and manipulation mechanisms, persuasion and manipulation mechanisms.
Trust mechanisms and neurobiological mechanisms; Part VI lists several cases of cognitive risk.