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China warns of cognitive warfare risks to national security

China has warned that artificial intelligence and security challenges may enable forms of “cognitive warfare.” The item presents a strategic warning rather than a reported attack or concrete policy action.

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Growing focus on cognitive warfare signals heightened concern over information and influence operations between major powers.

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  1. IA et sécurité nationale: la Chine alerte sur les «guerres cognitives» ↗lessentiel.lu · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 1:16 PM UTC

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