By treating IT and AI as neutral tools, we obscure our ability to see—and resist—power. If just one of the big three tech giants collapses, societal mayhem could follow.

Reining in Big Tech appears to be one of the few bipartisan policies that has spanned the Biden and Trump administrations, despite the tech titans’ attempts to curry favor with the new president.

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In Trump 2.0 it is clear to me that they are trying to be at the table.” Big Tech playing the game Apple laid out the prototype for how to engage with Trump during his first administration.

“It’s one of the things I’m optimistic about with President Trump is, I think he just wants America to win.” US Big Tech firms have regularly faced massive fines in Europe in the recent past.

Whatever else is going on in tech — and wherever you believe AI is going — what’s still happening at the popular-software level is a fight over one of the most basic interfaces in computing.