Hasty Briefsbeta

  • #national-security
  • #cognitive-warfare
  • #digital-manipulation
  • Cognitive warfare involves manipulating adversaries' thought processes using cognitive science and technology.
  • It includes short-term disruptions like targeted messages and long-term effects like altering cognitive habits.
  • Digital technologies play a central role, exploiting vulnerabilities in attention, memory, and decision-making.
  • Examples include 'Havana syndrome' and radicalization via social media platforms.
  • Protection strategies include critical thinking, digital detox, and military awareness programs like the Gecko project.
  • Ethical concerns arise regarding democracies using cognitive warfare tactics.