Paris Marx
critic of tech futures | host @techwontsaveus | author, “road to nowhere”: https://t.co/5m15LZT2Yr | he/they | subscribe to my newsletter: https://t.co/0JqdZzcBJB
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6 days ago |
disconnect.blog | Paris Marx
Mark Zuckerberg is known for being socially awkward, to put it mildly. In April, podcaster and comedian Theo Von told Zuckerberg to his face that he sees socially awkward people as “almost a mix between human and machine.” But he still wanted to get insight into the human half of the tech billionaire, despite having struggled to get through a simple exchange with him about drinking coffee. At one point in the interview, Zuckerberg spoke about the time he spends with his children.
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1 week ago |
disconnect.blog | Paris Marx
Will Elon Musk really curtail the time he spends at DOGE dismantling the US government? Is the AI boom finally dipping as data center investments are paired back? I’m sure they were some of the big stories you might have encountered over the past month, but there are a lot of others that may have bypassed your radar — and that’s the point of this monthly recap.
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1 week ago |
disconnect.blog | Paris Marx
In January, we watched Donald Trump be inaugurated as president for the second time, but there was something new: the billionaires of Silicon Valley had a front row seat. They’d funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into Trump’s campaign, then millions more into his inauguration fund.
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2 weeks ago |
rachelgilmore.substack.com | Rachel Gilmore |Paris Marx
Note: Paris and I filmed this before the horrific and heartbreaking events of Saturday night in Vancouver. We want to send all our love and support to the Filipino community after this devastating event. We are with you. If you’re able, consider supporting the B.C. Filipino community with a donation here.
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2 weeks ago |
disconnect.blog | Paris Marx
In April 2024, Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government was trying to claw back public support as an election grew closer. The annual budget provided an opportunity for a reset — not just of the government’s agenda, but of the narrative it was selling to the public. Budget 2024 promoted a suite of measures that were supposed to increase home construction, lower cost of living, and strengthen the social safety net.
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