Celebrating the impact of technology on society is more important than glorifying tech companies themselves; the focus should be on how technology is used to create value.

The societal impact of technology, especially in terms of social media, has created a complex relationship where we often feel controlled by our devices rather than the other way around.

Over the past 15 years, tech has shifted from being a fringe industry to a dominant force, with many companies now valued at over a trillion dollars.

The drift of American tech has led the country astray, as marketing algorithms have overtaken intellectual ambition, moving away from the roots of offering world-changing technologies.

The impact of technology on society is significant, but we must also consider how to manage the social implications of these advancements.

I believe technology ultimately makes the world better, despite the downsides that can arise from startups and tech.

The tech industry often produces harmful products, similar to cigarettes, without the same level of scrutiny, leading to a society where addictive behaviors are exploited for profit.

For the last 25 to 30 years, tech has been the one vector of progress in our society where you can build new companies and do new things.

For the last 15 years, technology policy in Washington D.C. has been dominated by a few large companies, often sidelining the voices of startups.