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international journal of intelligence and counterintelligence
While warfare has always had a cognitive dimension, the exponential expansion of digital information combined with the deliberate targeting and exploitation of adversary perceptual and cognitive-process vulnerabilities now enables precision shaping, disruptio…
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This article analyses ideas to use AI-supported systems to counter ‘cognitive warfare’ and critically examines the implications of such systems for fundamental rights and values. After explicating the notion of ‘cognitive warfare’ as used in contemporary publ…
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This article analyses ideas to use AI-supported systems to counter ‘cognitive warfare’ and critically examines the implications of such systems for fundamental rights and values. After explicating the notion of ‘cognitive warfare’ as used in contemporary publ…
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The article focuses on anti-Ukrainian narratives spread on Twitter. We performed a Thick Big Data analysis of words and hashtags connected with anti-Ukrainian narratives. We collected 16,700 tweets from 25 January 2023 to 22 February 2023, focusing on the mos…
View full recordvestnik rudn. international relations
By now, it has been widely acknowledged that the global processes of digitalization, which began approximately in the second quarter of the twentieth century, have led to a radical rethinking of the theoretical and methodological foundations of contemporary c…
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Despite the potential of visual disinformation to deceive people on pressing socio-political issues, we currently lack an understanding of how online visual disinformation (de)legitimizes partisan truth claims at times of war. As an important next step in dis…
View full recordthe korean society of private security
In contemporary multi-domain warfare, the rapid advancement of emerging technologies have elevated cognitive warfare as a decisive mode of conflict. Within this domain, the human brain itself functions simul-taneously as a weapon, a target, and the battlespac…
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This article examines the shift in international security from traditional threat-centric models to risk-based approaches, focusing on the role of emerging technologies in shaping perceptions and responses. While offering significant benefits, emerging techno…
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Cyber cognitive attacks leverage disruptive innovations (DIs) to exploit psychological biases and manipulate decision-making processes. Emerging technologies, such as AI-driven disinformation and synthetic media, have accelerated the scale and sophistication…
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The rise of AI-driven voter disinformation and its impact on democracies is increasingly concerning. The existing literature raises serious concerns that extend beyond the scope of elections to include the broader impacts of AI misuse on democratic systems. T…
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Cognitive security aims to understand and defend against information-based threats affecting human cognition. It explores factors influencing susceptibility and resilience to misleading information and proposes a framework for understanding cognitive (in)secu…
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What mass publics know about foreign affairs is of great importance in international politics. Knowledge and ignorance probabilistically delimit the range of opinions likely to form on foreign affairs issues. Military strategists understand the importance of…
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The Russia–Ukraine war and the Israel–Hamas/Iran confrontation have accelerated global awareness of the cognitive domain as an emerging arena of security competition centered on cognitive warfare. Accordingly, governments and academic communities have sought…
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The idea is substantiated that the advent of the Anthropocene epoch as a modern stage of global history and global evolution, in all its diversity of natural and socio-economic trends, has led to the aggravation of global risks (environmental, geopolitical, e…
View full recordHuman verification under adversarial information flow operates as a cost-bounded decision procedure constrained by working memory limits and cognitive biases. We introduce the Verification Cost Asymmetry (VCA) coefficient, formalizing it as the ratio of expec…
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The new front in great power competition is not cyber or space, but cognition. Beijing and Moscow are systematically weaponizing perception – deploying artificial intelligence, disinformation, and psychological operations to erode trust in institutions, frac…
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Cognitive warfare has become the new frontier of strategic competition between countries and has profoundly changed the traditional mode of ideological offense and defense. With the development of artificial intelligence technology, cognitive warfare has tran…
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