J. Bradley ChenHow To Survive An Information ApocalypseThis is probably not an apocalypse, but just in case, here’s an example to demonstrate how to clean up the mess.Oct 7Oct 7
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringThe First Supply-Side EconomistRemembering Thomas MalthusJul 11, 2023Jul 11, 2023
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringGenerative AI and the Future of the WebHow I learned to stop worrying and love LLMsDec 29, 2022Dec 29, 2022
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringCollected Parody TweetsThe recent chaos on Twitter demonstrates why transparent identity matters online.Nov 12, 2022Nov 12, 2022
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringRereading 1984It’s interesting to contemplate what Orwell got right and what he got wrong.Nov 6, 2022Nov 6, 2022
J. Bradley ChenAnother must-read for students of disinformationA review of Peter Pomerantsev’s “This Is Not Propaganda”Jun 29, 2022Jun 29, 2022
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringIs Internet Disinformation a False Flag?Reflections upon my arrival at DFRLab 360/Open Summit in Brussels.Jun 5, 2022Jun 5, 2022
J. Bradley ChenCongratulations Karen Ruoff!A belated congratulations on the publication of her first novelJun 4, 2022Jun 4, 2022
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringThe History of Privacy is a Shifting BalanceSeek and Hide by Amy Gajda is a must-read for privacy and anti-abuse professionals.May 29, 2022May 29, 2022
J. Bradley CheninPolitical EngineeringOn Misinformation and ReputationContent moderation alone will not fix the misinformation problemApr 24, 2022Apr 24, 2022
