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Theranos Whistleblower Warns: The AI Boom Is "a Great Opportunity to Deceive"
Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz warns the AI boom is "a great opportunity to deceive" as never-profitable companies raise capital at trillion-dollar valuations. This article examines the real-world context, key differences between AI and Theranos, and practical criteria for investors and practitioners.
Theranos 2.0? Spotting the Red Flags of Tech Fraud Through 'The Rehearsal'
The Verge editor Victoria Song reflects on the Theranos fraud via 'The Rehearsal' in the Optimizer newsletter, noting that Theranos 2.0-style red flags are visible to everyone and offering principles for spotting tech fraud.
Documentary 'You Can See Everything': Why Elizabeth Holmes Is Back in the Spotlight
The documentary 'You Can See Everything' about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos scores the second-biggest opening weekend in documentary history. This article analyzes the buzz, the appeal of the subject, and signals for the documentary market.
Documentary 'You Can See Everything': How Editing Can Deceive Audiences
The documentary 'You Can See Everything' tells Elizabeth Holmes's story, but its editing may itself constitute another kind of deception. This article analyzes how documentaries manufacture narrative misleading through selective presentation, and why audiences easily believe moving stories.