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Q&A with journalist Jacob Silverman on his new book Gilded Rage, the radical politics of certain tech elites, AI's impact on Silicon Valley politics, and more

www.theguardian.com/technology/ 2... Scott Horton / @robertscotthorton : “Because of the tremendous wealth of key figures in [the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia], major corporations have enabled, collaborated with, and turned a blind eye to [its] efforts to suppress, torture, falsely imprison, terrorise and murder dissenters both within Saudi Arabia and around the world.” Michael E. Mann / @michaelemann : Must-read piece in @theguardian.com (h/t @dpcarrington.bsky.social).  In #ScienceUnderSiege, we describe how petrostates Saudi Arabia & Russia leveraged Musk's buyout of twitter so they could weaponize it for climate denial propaganda & attacks on renewables.  —  www.theguardian.com/technology/ 2... Jacob Silverman / @jacobsilverman.com : Glad to talk with Politico about Gilded Rage, tech authoritarianism, SF, social media obsessed billionaires searching for an exit, and the crypto industry as a Democratic Party adversary.  —  www.politico.com/news/magazin... Forums: r/politics : 'The Democrats Still May Not Understand What They're Dealing With'

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  • @burritojustice @burritojustice on bluesky
    “Venture capital firms served as Laundromats for a class of kleptocrats, princelings and other global elites, who could funnel their fortunes into one of the US's most celebrated industries”  —  www.theguardian.com/technology/ 2...
  • @robertscotthorton Scott Horton on bluesky
    “Because of the tremendous wealth of key figures in [the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia], major corporations have enabled, collaborated with, and turned a blind eye to [its] efforts to suppress, torture, falsely imprison, terrorise and murder dissenters both within Saudi Arabia and arou…
  • @michaelemann Michael E. Mann on bluesky
    Must-read piece in @theguardian.com (h/t @dpcarrington.bsky.social).  In #ScienceUnderSiege, we describe how petrostates Saudi Arabia & Russia leveraged Musk's buyout of twitter so they could weaponize it for climate denial propaganda & attacks on renewables.  —  www.theguardian.…
  • @jacobsilverman.com Jacob Silverman on bluesky
    Glad to talk with Politico about Gilded Rage, tech authoritarianism, SF, social media obsessed billionaires searching for an exit, and the crypto industry as a Democratic Party adversary.  —  www.politico.com/news/magazin...
  • r/politics r on reddit
    'The Democrats Still May Not Understand What They're Dealing With'