Alex Kantrowitz is a journalist and author known for his work in the technology industry. He is the founder of Big Technology, a newsletter and podcast that explores the impact of technology on society. Alex has written for various publications, including CNBC, Slate Magazine, and TheWrap, and has been featured in numerous media outlets for his insights on tech and business.
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Alex Kantrowitz · 5-min read The 2024 election was one for the gamblers.
Prediction markets thrived, Elon got his wish, Facebook sat out, podcasts dominated and Silicon Valley mattered.
Ranjan Roy from Margins is back for our weekly discussion of the latest tech news. We cover 1) Polymarket's election day triumph 2) Was the prediction
History often repeats itself, but the AI story is now too consequential to take a backseat again as Trump returns to the White House
There was a moment not long ago when artificial intelligence was showing significant progress. Mentions of the technology were booming during earnings calls.
Prediction markets thrived, Elon got his wish, Facebook sat out, podcasts dominated and Silicon Valley mattered.
History often repeats itself, but the AI story is now too consequential to take a backseat again as Trump returns to the White House.
By: Alex Kantrowitz
From Trump Bump to Trump Dump: Cancellations and disinterest hit news business hard as second Trump term approaches.
By: Alex Kantrowitz
Here's an informed prediction about the news business: It's going to get pretty dark for a while in the aftermath of the 2024 election.
Ranjan Roy from Margins is back for our weekly discussion of the latest tech news. We cover 1) Jake Paul vs.
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