Cognitive security in the age of AI
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How does artificial intelligence affect the way we think, form beliefs and resist manipulation, and how can societies build resilience in response? From 25 to 27 November 2026, Claude Castelluccia (Inria), the scientific director of the Chair AI Regulation, will be co-organizing a colloquium entitled Cognitive security in the age of AI: from individual cognition to societal resilience. This event will address these questions at the Maison de la Recherche de l’Inalco in Paris.
He will also take part in two thematic sessions:
- Wednesday 25 November, 2:00–3:30 pm: “Modelling and measuring Cognitive Security.” He will speak in this session, moderated by Benjamin James Knox (Norwegian University of Science and Technology).
- Thursday 26 November, 4:00–5:30 pm: “AI & Manipulation.” He will moderate this session, with speakers Markov Grey (CESIA), Victor Chomel (VIGINUM) and Nicolas Spatola (Artimon Perspectives).
Over three days, the programme will explore AI and cognitive security, neurotechnology, digital influence and narratives, and experimentation and serious games.
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