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One of the constant themes of this newsletter is that the political sector can learn crucial strategies from the commercial sector. Today, we begin a multi-part discussion of perhaps the most glaring difference between the approach of the two sectors
In today's short read, we unpack what ChatGPT advertising means for political advocacy, and why confusion on this topic is reigning already..
The essential feature of both the AI age and the modern economy is unlimited information chasing finite attention. We will return to this theme throughout 2026, because attention is the single factor that drives every public affairs outcome...
If you're looking for a resolution that will actually move the needle in your public affairs work, today's brief read will give you one: stop using AI disasters as permission to let your competition race ahead on AI adoption.
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This dear readers, will be the last issue of Artificially Intelligent for 2025. We are deeply grateful for your attention and participation throughout this year as we have attempted to navigate the AI wave, and how it is changing public affairs...
There is no more barbed wire topic in technology today than Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Depending on who you listen to, whether and when AGI arrives might...
Only three years ago yesterday, ChatGPT was first released to the public. We will not attempt to catalogue here the countless ways that AI has impacted life in this brief period of time, both good and bad. Here's a worthy attempt at that exercise...
From November of 2024 through March of this year, researchers from the University of Zurich conducted a covert four-month experiment on a Reddit forum where people go to have others attempt to change their minds on contentious topics. The results...
The end of the longest government shutdown in history has finally arrived. If you have been postponing your advocacy campaign during this time, you don't have another minute to waste. In today's short read, we suggest three..
One of the strangest habits in public affairs is to target thousands of so-called "influencers" when trying to reach a decision-maker. The problem with this approach is that science has repeatedly proven that no one has thousands of influencers...