September 29, 2026

Jacob Bruggeman
Non-Resident Fellow
Bio
Jacob Bruggeman is a non-resident fellow at the Foundation for American Innovation and an incoming assistant professor at the Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society at the Ohio State University. He is an historian of the places where ideas, technology, and politics meet in modern American life and a current PhD candidate in history at Johns Hopkins University. He is currently completing a book manuscript, "Securing the System," that explains how hackers gave rise to a technopolitics that was integrated by businesses, government agencies, and cultural institutions in the late twentieth century—reshaping American political order in the process. Follow him on X at @Jacob_bruggeman and on Substack at @jacobbruggeman.
Articles from Jacob Bruggeman

Anthropic Is “Destructively Scanning” Millions of Books. Should You Care?
Silicon Prairies
innovation

A Village in Southern Ohio Is Bucking the Data Center Backlash. Why?
Silicon Prairies
August 31, 2026
innovation

OpenAI's Rogue Agents Are a Normal Accident
The Ansible
August 17, 2026