Structuring the Information Commons: Open Standards and Cognitive Security

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This paper discusses the structuring of information commons through the lens of open standards and cognitive security, aiming to enhance the management and dissemination of information in various contexts. It emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative approaches to address challenges in information risk and security.

information commonscognitive securityopen standardstrustgovernancedecentralized systemsinformation integritycollective sensemaking

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Findings / Concepts

Introduces a framework for managing information commons using open standards.
Explores the intersection of cognitive security and information management.
Presents novel methodologies for analyzing digital rhetorical ecosystems.
Highlights the role of modular systems in enhancing organizational efficiency.

Methods / Techniques

Utilizes narrative information management techniques.
Employs swarm intelligence concepts in information verification.
Applies active inference models to understand conflict dynamics.
Develops a decentralized science ontology for collaborative research.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2022. Structuring the Information Commons: Open Standards and Cognitive Security. COGSEC.org.

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