China's Fake Social Media Accounts Could Be Devastating for U.S., Brett Bruen Says

The video discusses the influence of images in political landscapes, focusing on China's growing capabilities to influence domestic and international conversations. It highlights China's use of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook for propaganda, despite these platforms being blocked in mainland China. The discussion extends to the global implications of China's strategies, particularly in the context of the US presidential election, and the potential threats posed by China's advanced capabilities in information and influence operations.

What capabilities has China been building over the last several years to influence conversations?

What is the significance of Facebook and Twitter being blocked in mainland China but not in Hong Kong?

How has the Chinese government chosen to respond to international perceptions of its actions?

What are the potential longer-term threats posed by China's capabilities in the context of U.S. presidential elections?

In what ways could China's information operations be more devastating compared to those of Russia?