Leidos presents AI cognitive security research at APEX 2026 forum

LDOS•2026-10-15

Leidos researcher Dr. Kimberly Ferguson-Walter presented AI cognitive security research at the Information Professionals Association's APEX 2026 forum, where the submission received second-place recognition in the open category. A study of 151 participants found cognitive cues improved detection of distorted AI claims, supporting development of the CogSLLaM system.

1. Research presentation

Leidos researcher Dr. Kimberly Ferguson-Walter presented AI cognitive security research at the Information Professionals Association's APEX 2026 forum. The submission received second-place recognition in the open category.

2. Study findings

A study of 151 participants found cognitive cues improved detection of distorted AI claims, supporting development of the CogSLLaM system.

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Leidos presents AI cognitive security research at APEX 2026 forum

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Leidos presents AI cognitive security research at APEX 2026 forum

1. Research presentation

2. Study findings

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