X reports suspected Chinese influence activity in the US data-center debate
X reports 200 accounts targeting the US AI-and-energy debate inside a suspected Chinese network of roughly 200,000 accounts.
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Data Center Bandwagon: an attempt to look like grassroots criticism
OpenAI reports fabricated American personas spreading criticism of data-center costs. It found no evidence of meaningful spread beyond the operation itself.
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DRAGONBRIDGE posed as local opponents of rare-earth projects
Mandiant identified fake resident accounts targeting Lynas in Texas, with related messaging against Canadian and Oklahoma projects. It found limited engagement from genuine users.
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Fake technology-news stories targeted Armenia’s Firebird AI project
Investigators traced earthquake and power-collapse claims to imitation news sites. FIP also documented a fabricated Iranian-threat narrative. They attribute the campaign to Russia-linked Storm 1516.
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Tech and Tariffs: OpenAI reports a foreign reputation attack
OpenAI linked a likely China-origin influence operation to accounts spreading false data-theft claims about ChatGPT. It found no wider breakout.
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