Chuncheng Liu

I made it!

Your students must love you

I think rules is even better!

Working in progress...

what is highly likely to happen is that i'm going to just keep rambling on a single slide for 30 minutes

am i going to introduce students what neoliberalism is in one slide? challenge accepted.

Solidarity!

and yes i fully understand that i'm using the time here which one might argue i could instead using to reply to some emails but no i refuse to accept that reality

I want to apologize to all the professors i secretly cursed for not responding to my emails and to apologize to everyone whose emails i'm not responding to but jesus why are there so many emails and people and things and we're in the middle of so many layers of crisis

No.

Thank you!

I will talk about my book project on a Chinese social credit system tomorrow noon in New Haven. Join me if you are around (I think they provide free lunch...)!

The printed version is out today! Here we discussed how social credit system, an Orwellian Chinese Other, becomes a stand-in for Western anxieties about authoritarianism, technology goes wrong, quantification of everyday life, and shifting global power.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

I'm not an anthropologist but can we stop calling a two-week field visit ethnography

Wow undergrads really love Winner’s paper and hate SCOT…

I spent a year in several Chinese government bureaucracies studying bureaucratic politics, but I never felt as though I were living in a Kafkaesque world as much as I have during just three months at my university.

It's here! @cliu.bsky.social and I found Techno-orientalism in the public media debate. Turns out the imaginary Chinese Social Credit System is useful for U.S. audiences to come to terms with domestic fears of tech development, state surveillance, and China's rise
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Reading this unfortunately timely paper right now. Every sentence makes me want to cry.

www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

How should we think about China in today’s debates on AI and society, and how might China serve as a productive analytical lens? In this commentary, @zhifan-luo.bsky.social and I offer a typology to see China as mirror, prototype, counterpoint, and global actor.

papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Ah sorry to hear that :/

Thanks! Exciting indeed.

Thank you Dan!

Next week, @fuzheng.bsky.social and I will workshop our paper on public perception of AI evaluation in China based on a national survey. If you are at NYC - come and say hi!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks! I don’t mind take the money first ;)

Thank you!😊

Thanks!!

Thank you!