Kara Swisher
Coverage of Kara Swisher in the Nexus archive.
- Rosie O'Donnell won't worry about FCC, Brendan Carr ahead of Kimmel hosting, doesn't 'pay any heed to them'
Rosie O'Donnell stated she is not worried about the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) or FCC Chairman Brendan Carr ahead of guest hosting 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' in August. She dismissed concerns about potential FCC actions against her politically charged content, including a rejected parody of the 'Wizard of Oz' song, and referenced her ongoing feud with President Donald Trump.
- Liberal podcaster says he was 'doxed' by Mamdani's 'wanted poster' of property owners
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration released a public database listing property owners potentially subject to a proposed pied-à-terre tax. Liberal podcaster Scott Galloway criticized the move, calling it 'doxing' and arguing it creates a 'wanted poster' for wealthy individuals, while the city stated the publication is mandated by state law.
- Kara Swisher took Silicon Valley by force. Now she's eyeing influence in the 2028 campaign
Kara Swisher, a prominent tech journalist and podcaster, is expanding her influence into politics, particularly the 2028 campaign. She has interviewed numerous potential Democratic presidential candidates and leverages her reputation in Silicon Valley to shape political discourse through her podcasts and media appearances.
- Kara Swisher took Silicon Valley by force. Now she's eyeing influence in the 2028 campaign
Kara Swisher, known for her influence in Silicon Valley through high-profile interviews with tech leaders like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, is expanding her reach into politics, particularly targeting the 2028 campaign. She hosts multiple podcasts and media appearances, leveraging her reputation to engage with potential Democratic presidential candidates such as Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris.
- The Second Reckoning Over AI Writing
Steven Rosenbaum's book 'The Future of Truth' contains fake or misattributed quotes linked to AI use, prompting him to blame ChatGPT for errors. Similar AI writing scandals involve a Nobel-winning novelist and author Jamir Nazir, as institutions like the Commonwealth Foundation review allegations of AI misuse in literary awards.
- AI put "synthetic quotes" in his book. But this author wants to keep using it.
Journalist Steven Rosenbaum's new book about AI and truth contains fabricated quotes generated by AI tools, including quotes falsely attributed to tech reporter Kara Swisher and Northeastern University professor Lisa Feldman Barrett. Despite writing a book warning about how AI distorts truth, Rosenbaum is conducting a citation audit to correct future editions.