Background
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the way information is created, disseminated, and consumed. While AI offers immense benefits, it also presents significant risks—particularly in the realm of disinformation. AI-driven disinformation is increasingly being used to manipulate narratives, influence public perception, and even pose security threats to critical sectors, including nuclear security.
From deepfake videos and AI-generated misinformation campaigns to sophisticated cyber-enabled threats, adversaries are leveraging AI to spread false narratives and undermine trust in institutions. The nuclear sector is not immune to these challenges, making it crucial for security professionals, policymakers, and researchers to understand the implications and develop effective countermeasures.
To explore these pressing issues, WINS is organizing an online short webinar on The Impact of AI-Driven Disinformation on Nuclear Security. This session will feature expert insights into the emerging threats posed by AI-generated disinformation, real-world case studies, and strategies to mitigate its impact.
Objectives
This webinar will provide nuclear security professionals with:
- An understanding of AI-driven disinformation and its mechanisms.
- Insights into how AI is being used to amplify false narratives and influence nuclear security policies.
- Case studies highlighting real-world incidents of AI-generated disinformation affecting security-sensitive industries.
- A discussion on mitigation strategies and policy responses to combat AI-enabled disinformation.
Audience
This webinar is open to professionals in the nuclear and security sectors, including:
- Nuclear operators, regulators, and governmental organizations
- Cybersecurity experts and policymakers
- Law enforcement agencies and intelligence analysts
- Research institutions specializing in AI and security
- International organizations and NGOs focused on disinformation and media literacy
Process
Date: 24 April 2025
Time: 15:00 – 16:30 CEST (GMT 1)
Format: Online
