Технологийн удирдлагуудын улс төрийн байр суурь болон сонгуулийн дараах хошигнолын чиг хандлагыг хэлэлцжээ.
Зои Шиффер сонгуулийн дараа X болон Bluesky-д тархсан, өөрсдийгөө ёжлон шоглосон “Woke 2” хошигнолыг онцоллоо. Түүний хэлснээр, энэ чиглэлийн постууд төлөөний үг, хүртээмжтэй байдал болон олон талт байдлыг дэмжих бодлогыг хошигнолын сэдэв болгожээ.
Лиа Файгер Дональд Трампыг “нөлөө нь буурч буй ерөнхийлөгч” хэмээн тодорхойлж, өмнө нь түүнийг дэмжиж байсан контент бүтээгчид болон улс төрчид одоо түүнээс зайгаа барьж эхэлж байгааг ярив. Тэрээр эдгээр хүмүүс 2028 оны сонгуулийн өмнө улс төрийн үр дагавраас гарахыг эрмэлзэж магадгүй гэж хэлсэн ч энэ өөрчлөлт цааш хэрхэн өрнөхийг ажиглах шаардлагатайг тэмдэглэжээ.
Брайан Барретт сонгуулийн өмнө технологийн компанийн удирдлагуудын дунд байсан технолибертари үзэл, улс төрийн урт тунхагуудын эрэлт буурч байгааг хэлэв. Сэм Олтман сонгуулийн дараахан “ирээдүйг хүмүүс үргэлж хянах ёстой” гэсэн бол Palantir-ийн гүйцэтгэх захирал Алекс Карп компанийхаа технологийг дэвшилтэт гэж үздэгээ илэрхийлжээ; үүний хариуд оролцогчид ICE-тэй хамтран ажиллахыг “дэвшилттэй” гэж нэрлэсэн нь ёжлол байв.
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Zoë Schiffer: Incredible. OK. Mine is Woke 1 versus Woke 2. Does this mean anything to you? Is that what you were going to say? OK. Well, we can talk about it. I feel like last election kind of … No, no. The one before … Wait, where was peak Woke 1? OK. So previously, I feel like Woke 1 was not the most humorous. It felt like the right had the, “We’re speaking truth to power, we’re going to make fun of everything,” thing handled and the left liberals were more sanctimonious, I think we can say. One thing that I saw immediately after the election was, I’m calling it Woke 2 humor. I think other people are saying that now, this rise of like, “We’re in on the joke. We’re going to make jokes about how we love pronouns and inclusivity and DEI and own that storyline in a way.” I don’t know, X that night, Bluesky that night, I was laughing, were some good ones.
Leah Feiger: So good. Libbing out is in. Millennial optimism is back.
Zoë Schiffer: Wow. The gift that keeps on giving.
Leah Feiger: So what’s in is this is a bit more predictive. I think this is more a to come than we’re experiencing so far. What’s in is blaming your lame duck president. Donald Trump is officially a lame duck president, entirely shielded from all of his decisions by members of his own party, by members of the content creator community that rallied behind him and helped get him elected. He is now a lame duck. We already reported that people in the same content creator community, that other politicians are starting to throw him under the bus as they should. They need to for 2028. What happened here has tanked so many people’s careers and everyone just needs to claw right out of it. So he has spent the last few years not experiencing the blame game, but it’s here for him and I can’t wait to see where this goes.
Brian Barrett: I’ll say what’s out, I’m going to add out, is whatever technolibertarian political views you had as a CEO before the election are by and large out, manifestos are out …
Leah Feiger: Manifestos are out. I don’t want to read another 20,000 word manifesto from a technolibertarian 22-year-old that’s telling me that Peter Thiel actually is the person who should be in charge of my Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Out.
Brian Barrett: They’re out. And instead we have a delightful tweet from Sam Altman just after the election saying, “People should always be in control of the future.” And we have Palantir CEO Alex Karp saying that he’s always been … He thinks of Palantir as progressive technology.
Leah Feiger: I think of anyone that works with ICE as progressive. That’s always been the case, right?
Brian Barrett: Yeah. They’re progressing toward something. Yeah.
