The New York Times

“Someone needs to resign from the New York Times, right? Like the disinformation story, which we've all talked about for a generation in terms of where the world is at and where technology is obviously going is finally very practically and publicly coming home …”

“The only one really left standing up is the New York Times, which has a big lawsuit against OpenAI, and others that, like News Corp, my former employer, was talking a really tough game, and then did a one-eighty in their tone, and is now like, we're gonna nego…”

“And this is, again, to the point you're making, Sam, that even, this is the Washington Post, but it went a kind of middle strategy, right, of trying to be more general news, trying to compete with the New York Times. It just really, really isn't working”

“I find myself reading the New York Times now, and it's so clearly blatantly bias anymore that I don't trust what I'm reading.”

“New York Times passed eleven million subscribers, so they're still growing.”

“11,000 applications are Happening on LinkedIn every minute. And the estimate is that by 20, 28, one in four resumes is, is going to be fake.”

“The New York Times is like on paper worth eight billion dollars or something. It's like, it's fine. It's not a very big company, right? But like its power is much, as much, much exceeds its financial weight effectively.”

“That lawsuit, I just can't imagine that OpenAI, the cat's out of the bag. It's just not going to happen, that that, that lawsuit will be successful.”