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Handcrafted narratives; How the enemy neutralizes our narrative in today's wars, what people see and believe is just as important as what happens on the battlefield. But how are narratives created, what role does artificial intelligence play in directing public opinion, and how prepared is the Iranian media for this complex field? The 12-day war and the 40-day war once again turned the role of the media into a serious issue of how society deals with the crisis and the military developments. But the issue is not just news. The speed of information circulation, the orientation of the narratives and the use of artificial intelligence for data analysis also influence the way in which public perception is formed. In this interview, Dr. Alireza Daboudi, a senior expert in communication and cognitive sciences, explains how cognitive and hybrid wars work, what methods the enemy's media use to influence them, and what questions and limitations Iran's official media faces in the face of these changes. _ Link.

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Handcrafted narratives; How the enemy neutralizes our narrative in today's wars, what people see and believe is just as important as what happens on the battlefield. But how are narratives created, what role does artificial intelligence play in directing public opinion, and how prepared is the Iranian media for this complex field? The 12-day war and the 40-day war once again turned the role of the media into a serious issue of how society deals with the crisis and the military developments. But the issue is not just news. The speed of information circulation, the orientation of the narratives and the use of artificial intelligence for data analysis also influence the way in which public perception is formed. In this interview, Dr. Alireza Daboudi, a senior expert in communication and cognitive sciences, explains how cognitive and hybrid wars work, what methods the enemy's media use to influence them, and what questions and limitations Iran's official media faces in the face of these changes. _ Link.

Handcrafted narratives; How the enemy neutralizes our narrative in today's wars, what people see and believe is just as important as what happens on the battlefield. But how are narratives created, what role does artificial intelligence play in directing public opinion, and how prepared is the Iranian media for this complex field? The 12-day war and the 40-day war once again turned the role of the media into a serious issue of how society deals with the crisis and the military developments. But the issue is not just news. The speed of information circulation, the orientation of the narratives and the use of artificial intelligence for data analysis also influence the way in which public perception is formed. In this interview, Dr. Alireza Daboudi, a senior expert in communication and cognitive sciences, explains how cognitive and hybrid wars work, what methods the enemy's media use to influence them, and what questions and limitations Iran's official media faces in the face of these changes. _ Link.

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