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What tech wants from Trump

Platformer · Casey Newton · last updated
What tech wants from Trump Elections Platforms and venture capitalists have a long wishlist for the president-elect — but can they survive the chaos of Trump 2.0? Platforms and venture capitalists have a long wishlist for the president-elect — but can they survive the chaos of Trump 2.0? The polls are closing — and the fight over the election could just be beginning Elon Musk’s effort to deny Kamala Harris an election victory is already underway. Can it work? It leapfrogged Google at launch. Now ChatGPT is reaching to the past to build its future The Washington Post owner says the media must stay neutral to maintain its credibility — but misunderstands how trust is built today
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