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Tech columnist for @nytimes / legacy blue check / Putting out fires and starting new ones every week / See also @bxchen@mstdn.social
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The do’s and don’ts of buying used tech gadgets

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By Brian Chen Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
A few months ago, when Apple unveiled new MacBooks, I loaded the Apple Store website with my credit card ready. My wife’s ancient laptop was on the fritz, and a modern machine would make a nice gift. I found a MacBook Air for $760 — a bargain! — and ordered it with gusto. Plenty of us are reeling from ever-rising prices of consumer electronics driven by industrywide shortages of memory components, so I’ll let you in on a secret.
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全公司都說「有在用 AI」，卻說不清楚改善了什麼？5 個問題找出企業轉型卡關在哪

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By Brian Chen Verified
| 數位時代 Business Next Media Verified
2026.06.16 | AI與大數據 你的企業是在使用 AI，還是在打造 AI-Native Enterprise (AI 原生企業)？ 陳子龍 全公司都說「有在用 AI」，卻說不清楚改善了什麼？5 個問題找出企業轉型卡關在哪 2026.06.16 | AI與大數據 陳子龍 分享 {show=false;},5000)" class="cursor-pointer w-10 h-10 rounded-full flex items-center justify-center" data-dl="gtm" data-dl_block="article_view" data-dl_item="social_sharing" data-dl_icon="icon" data-dl_text="Copy"> 分享 {show=false;},5000)" class="cursor-pointer w-8 md:w-10 p-1 md:p-0 aspect-square rounded-full flex items-center justify-center"...
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AI is making scams hard to spot. Here’s how to protect yourself

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By Brian Chen Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
An email riddled with typos. A customer service agent with a thick accent. A blurry Craigslist photo. Those used to be telltale signs of internet scams. But today, thanks to generative artificial intelligence, those red flags have mostly vanished. Low-cost chatbots, image generators and voice-cloning tools make it simple for criminals to produce pristine copy, create seemingly legitimate websites and even replicate identities.
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