David Sacks is mad that people are paying attention to his White House job.
As a Special Advisor to President Donald Trump, the billionaire tech venture capitalist has accumulated massive power in setting AI public policy, so naturally, people are going to report on it. But after The New York Times published a blockbuster article detailing his web of personal conflicts, the erstwhile podcast bro posted a long tweet demanding that the Times “abandon” their reporting. Whatever that means. [Li…
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