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Online Anti-AI Backlash Against Professionals and Creators
Where's the real accountability?
Aug 2
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July 2026
"Mistakes Were Made" Is One Of The Worst Apologies You Can Give
The psychology behind how we convince ourselves we didn't do anything wrong and how it destroys crisis recovery
Jul 27
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Facebook Drama Highlights Why YOU Might Need A Crisis Strategy
Even if you're not a public figure or business. Even if you don't post anything online...
Jul 25
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The Problem With AI Detection Tools
Substack's integration of Pangram introduces suspicion into the reading experience.
Jul 23
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Mitch McConnell's Photo May Not Be AI... What About Yours?
What to do (and not to do) if fake AI-generated media of you is distributed online
Jul 21
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Today (July 13) Is the Last Day to Comment on a Rule That Could Reshape American Science
You don't need to have a PhD, be a scientist, OR be a Democrat to make a public comment on OMB-2026-0034-0001
Jul 13
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The Reputational Risk of Using a Competitor’s Paid Research
What the "Make Writing Your Job" allegations teach us about risk, ethics, and responses
Jul 12
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June 2026
The Machine That Eats Prime Ministers
We need reform (no, not THAT reform)
Jun 22
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Thoughtcrime at a Diabetes Conference
When Institutions Choose Compliance Over Members
Jun 8
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May 2026
Anti-Tech Extremism
How Words Can Turn Your Neighbor Into a National Security Threat
May 28
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The Met Police Will Visit Victims Of Domestic Violence Unannounced
How poor communication and not understanding stakeholders will kill your well-intentioned initiatives
May 22
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Public Outrage Is A Signal, But What Is It Communicating?
How outrage online spreads and is perceived has implications for how we respond to it
May 18
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