Why š¦ CultureCultureCulture picked: Tech-entrepreneur bio-pics used to give us flawed men who built great products. But the latest wave of movies, from āThe Social Reckoningā to āArtificial,ā recast Silicon Valley titans as unambiguous villains, and suggest that the products themselves are the threat. www.newyorker.com/culture/infi...
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