Cognitive Security Task Force
Today, brain-computer interfaces are rapidly reshaping cognitive security—the integrity of human attention, perception, memory, and judgment. The Cognitive Security Task Force unites key perspectives across technology, policy, academia, and defense to research and establish international standards and safeguards strengthening human decision-making in the age of AI. At Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI.
Mission Emerging technologies are rapidly reshaping the integrity of human cognition. We unite key perspectives from industry, policy, academia, and defense to (1) research the applied cognitive effects of emerging technologies and to (2) develop international standards, safeguards, and social norms that will strengthen cognitive security in the age of AI and BCI. Team Leadership Peggy Yin Julie Heng Eric Heng Batu El Shiye Su Core Team Utsav Gupta Shay Zhao Dominic Zappia Adani Abutto Katie Liu Sabrina Reguyal Matt Goerzen Isa Rask Get Involved Join the newsletter,…
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