This standard enables comprehensive perception, detection, and intelligent governance of social media content and user behaviors. It provides a series of capabilities, including moderation and filtering of social media content, detection and verification of misinformation and disinformation, reasoning and analysis of malicious user behavior, generation of public network sentiment reports, guidance of positive opinion, and cognitive security protection against manipulation, disinformation campaigns, and cognitive attacks. The standard promotes intelligent applications in the fields of social media content governance, public discourse moderation, cognitive security, user privacy protection, and algorithmic recommendation governance. It defines an architecture and a structural framework, target objects, functional dimensions, task categories, performance metrics, and implementation methodologies. The standard guides intelligent social media governance research and development, evaluating governance algorithm capabilities, helping ensure cognitive security, and assessing application effectiveness across digital communities.
- Standard Committee
- CIS/SC - Standards Committee
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- PAR Approval
- 2026-09-25
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- IEEE Computational Intelligence Society
- Standard Committee
- CIS/SC - Standards Committee
- Working Group
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ISMG/4138 - Intelligent Social Media Governance
- IEEE Program Manager
- Sandra Maru
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- zhen wang
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