The tech industry’s embrace of President Trump has left many of us asking the same question: What the hell happened to Silicon Valley? Is this merely a Big Tech ploy to negotiate favorable business circumstances, or does it point to a long-term ideological shift? On Tuesday, WIRED’s panel of experts will discuss the impact that Trump has had on tech, and vice versa.
Hear from WIRED editor at large Steven Levy as he grapples with the Trump embrace and how his personal relationship to tech is changing. Alongside Steven, with the very latest from Washington, WIRED platforms and power reporter Vittoria Elliott will assess what this all means for our future.
Did tech get what it wanted by electing Trump, or have business leaders signed a suicide pact? Join WIRED’s next subscriber-only livestream on Tuesday September 23 at 11 am ET / 8 am PT to hear from our experts.
On the Panel
- Steven Levy, WIRED’s editor at large, has been writing about technology for more than 30 years covering every aspect imaginable, and has been contributing to WIRED since its inception.
- Vittoria Elliott, WIRED’s platforms and power reporter, has been putting Trump’s second term as president under the microscope, spearheading our reporting of DOGE and its impact.
- Sandra Upson, WIRED’s feature editor, is responsible for bringing to life some of WIRED’s most ambitious, future-defining stories. Sandra will host the livestream.
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How to Join
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