July 4, 2025 by Chaire Cybersécurité des Infrastructures Critiques

Survey into generative AI disinformation

Disinformation fueled by generative artificial intelligence is a crucial issue for society and cybersecurity. The CNI Cyber Chair invites you to share your expertise in a survey.

Europe-wide research project

This project is conducted as part of the work of the Cyber CNI Chair by :

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences : Martin Kappes, Alexander Loth
IMT Atlantique : Marc-Oliver Pahl, Elie Chedemail
This collaboration aims to analyze expert perceptions of generative AI disinformation.

Survey objectives

Understanding the risks associated with generative AI disinformation
Identifying digital resilience issues
Supporting cybersecurity decisions, regulation and awareness-raising

How to participate

Duration and language

The questionnaire lasts about 15 minutes. It is written entirely in English, to ensure scientific consistency with the partners.
No French version is available.

Confidentiality and acknowledgement

Responses will be anonymized and used for academic purposes only. Participants may choose to be publicly acknowledged.

Access the questionnaire

Participate here:
https://cybercni.fr/dis25

The CNI Cyber Chair would like to thank all the experts who will contribute to this study.

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Since 2020, I have been serving as Chairholder of the Cybersecurity for Critical National Infrastructures (Chaire Cyber CNI), France’s largest industrial chair dedicated to cybersecurity for critical national infrastructures.

The chair brings together leading academic institutions, industry partners, and public stakeholders to address some of the most pressing cybersecurity challenges facing modern societies. Its work focuses on securing critical sectors such as energy, transportation, healthcare, telecommunications, and industrial systems against evolving cyber threats.

As Chairholder, I lead strategic research initiatives, foster collaboration between academia and industry, and contribute to advancing resilient and sovereign cybersecurity capabilities in Europe. The chair also plays an active role in talent development, technology transfer, and public dialogue, helping bridge the gap between cutting-edge research, operational security, and policy.

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