Dave Lee is a US Technology Columnist at Bloomberg. He covers a range of topics including AI, big tech, and the intersection of technology with culture and society, often exploring themes related to business leaders and social media. Dave's insights have been featured in prominent publications such as TechCentral, Financial Times, and The Washington Post.
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As the year wraps up, I'm reflecting on a full 12 months of travel, both near and far.
Will TikTok survive in the US? Will Wall Street grow impatient with artificial intelligence? Hold on tight.
By: Catherine Thorbecke, Parmy Olson, Dave Lee
Earlier this year I came across a two-frame comic strip that I enjoyed so much I printed it out and taped it to the corner of my desk.
The former UK politician was a public statesman when Meta required one. A different approach will be called for under Trump.
Nick Clegg leaves Meta, and Joel Kaplan is promoted to president of global affairs to navigate the new political landscape. Kaplan, with a history in Washington, is viewed as suitable to handle Meta's ongoing political challenges, especially with an impending Trump administration. Meta's strategy includes appeasing the changing political atmosphere to maintain its position.
He doesn’t have to move fast and break things.
Complaints and ridicule have been mounting about mistakes by the iPhone maker’s hyped feature, and its flaws risk a serious setback.
The company’s decision to abandon fact-checking lets the CEO walk away from a responsibility he never wanted in the first place.
Complaints and ridicule have been mounting about mistakes by the iPhone maker's hyped feature, and its flaws risk a serious setback.
Trump's return to power offers a convenient cover for dropping fact-checking efforts. Dave Lee
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