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The paperback of Invisible Rulers is out today, with a brand new chapter about how powerful elites in government now spin rumors into reality, justifying power grabs, dismantling agencies, and gutting budgets. You can find it on Amazon here...
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In May 2024, Meta began to label images that it identified as having been “imagined with AI.” Shortly after the rollout, Australian photographer Peter Yan posted that a photo he’d taken of Mt. Fuji had been branded. Yan’s image wasn’t synth...
At 9 p.m. today, President Trump will address the nation to deliver what he has hyped as “really, really big news.” Early reporting suggests that the big news will involve “newly declassified intelligence” about supposed voting-machine vuln...
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I study propaganda, influence, social media, & user agency @ Georgetown. Prev Stanford Internet Observatory, Jane Street, tech. Twitter Files bête noire. Mom of 3. \ud83d\udcd5 Invisible Rulers: The People Who Turn Lies into Reality.
Law professor & journalist looking at tech geopolitics, free expression, internet law, online governance, & AI. // Sr Editor at Lawfare; Fellow at Yale Information Society Project, Harvard BKC, Brookings Institution; Fulbright Schuman Scholar
Jason Sattler is LOLGOP on Twitter and the other 30 platforms we had to join because a rich snitch bought everything. Jason's writing has appeared in USA TODAY, Wired.com, the New York Daily News, and Alternet.
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