Gaby Del Valle

Gabby del Valle, a policy reporter for The Verge, shares her firsthand insights from CPAC, where Elon Musk's surprising appearance stirred up tensions. The discussion dives into the intricate relationship between Musk and Trump, revealing mixed feelings among MAGA supporters about Musk's influence on the right-wing movement. Gabby highlights the concerns regarding technology's role in nationalism, along with the ideological rifts within conservative circles. Expect a wild ride through chainsaws, Dogecoin, and the complexities of the evolving MAGA vision.

Gaby del Valle, a data security reporter for The Verge, shares essential tips to safeguard your digital data while traveling, especially across U.S. borders. She explains the growing risks and legal complexities travelers face with device searches, advising on practical precautions. Meanwhile, Hollywood expert Matt Belloni dives into the reasons behind major tech companies' hefty investments in streaming, hinting at surprising connections in the entertainment industry. The discussion also touches on the rise of the Google Pixel as a top choice for smartphone users.

Gaby Del Valle, a policy reporter at The Verge and author of an upcoming book on ecofascism, breaks down the complex relationship between tech oligarchs and politics. She discusses how Silicon Valley aligned with far-right ideologies during Trump's presidency and the emergence of a tech oligarchy. Del Valle also touches on Elon Musk's influence and the resurgence of eugenic ideas within tech circles, exploring implications for social policy and regulatory scrutiny in an increasingly polarized landscape.

Kylie Robison, an AI reporter, dives into OpenAI's new reasoning model, o1, discussing its implications for AI ethics and commercialization. Gaby Del Valle brings insights into the TikTok ban challenges, balancing national security with free speech. Adi Robertson tackles the chaos surrounding Trump’s crypto venture and the ongoing Google ad tech trial, highlighting transparency issues. Together, they explore the tension between technological advancements and regulatory scrutiny in today's fast-paced tech landscape.

Erin Glynn, a state government reporter for USA Today Ohio, and Gaby Del Valle, a policy reporter at The Verge, delve into the bizarre rumor that Haitian immigrants are eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. They discuss the political motivations behind this sensational claim and its harmful community effects. The conversation also highlights how misinformation spreads online, notably through influential figures, and examines the broader implications of immigration and racial rhetoric amidst rising tensions.