Dysinfluence
Marc Owen Jones"Dysinfluence" - from Dys, meaning harmful, and influence - examines a critical evolution in digital manipulation - the strategic exploitation of influence systems to shape not just what people believe, but how they come to believe it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Remember the Hillel BC‘Contractor’ Who Spread “I ❤️ Hamas” Stickers Framing the SJC at UBC? Turns Out He Had Been Hillel BC’s Advocacy Officer & President of UBC’s 'Israel on Campus'
I thought I’d write up this blog because while this story generated a lot of interest at the time, the subsequent legal case has revealed some really important elements of this scandal. Essentially, a pro-Israel organisation and its seasone...
Search for Your Church (And see if it has been targeted by the Israeli Gov)
Recently I created a dashboard to help people see if their church had been targeted by propaganda from Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (You can read about it here). Or indeed here on Responsible Statecraft! As a quick refresh, Israel’s...
AI-Generated Marjorie Taylor Greene Imposter Sparks Viral Rumours of Somaliland Recognition
A recent rumour that appeared to start on X claimed that the United States, United Kingdom, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and seventeen (or 19 depending who you read) other countries were finalizing recognition of Somaliland - to be ann...
RAG Poisoning? How Google's Gemini AI is Learning Pro-Israel Disinformation From Social Media
AI is learning Israel’s disinformation.
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Marc Owen Jones, Associate Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar, is an award-winning expert on disinformation, media analytics and Middle East politics. His latest book is titled 'Digital Authoritarianism in the Middle East'.
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