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Mike Isaac

Technology Correspondent, New York Times -cl A

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Recent appearances

  • How A.I. Agents Are Going to Transform Our Lives | Hard Fork

    After months of rogue agents causing havoc across the internet, tech’s most powerful leaders joined President Trump at the White House to rebrand A.I. Meanwhile, two of the biggest companies in the field — OpenAI and Meta — released what they say are their most useful (and cutest) A.I. tools to date: personal assistants. To break it all down, our guest host Max Read is joined by the Times tech reporters Mike Isaac, Erin Griffith and Eli Tan. They explore what it’s like to hand your life over to Meta’s Muse — and discuss how things are becoming potentially more dangerous and transformative th…

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  • Trump Just Killed the Housing Bill. Here's What Was in It.

    Ed Elson is joined by Daryl Fairweather to break down whether the housing bill that just passed in the Senate will bring down housing prices in a meaningful way — if Trump lets it through. Then, Mike Issac joins the show to discuss his reporting on Meta’s prediction markets play. Finally, Ed checks in with Scott Galloway for a dispatch from Cannes. Daryl Fairweather is the chief economist at Redfin. Mike Isaac is a technology correspondent at The New York Times. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Market Vitals 01:18 - Housing Bill (ft. Daryl Fairweather) 11:09 - Ad Break 12:30 - Meta Gets Into…

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  • Inside Trump's 3,700 Trades — ft. Anthony Scaramucci

    Ed Elson speaks with Anthony Scaramucci about President Trump’s latest disclosures for trading on companies like Nvidia, Oracle, Microsoft, and Boeing. Then, Mike Isaac joins the show to discuss the Musk v. Altman verdict. Finally, Ed shares his take on the growing backlash to AI-themed commencement speeches. Anthony Scaramucci is the founder and managing partner of SkyBridge Capital. Mike Isaac is the technology correspondent for the New York Times. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:38 - Market Vitals 01:12 - Trump's Many Trades (ft. Anthony Scaramucci) 28:27 - Break 28:54 - Jury Rules Against Mu…

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  • Leopold's 13F, Mike Isaac Joins, Data Center Fixes, Shein Buys Everlane, Falling Birth Rates

    00:04:23 Jury Rules Against Musk 00:06:29 Leopold's Situational Awareness 13F Is Out 00:20:09 Data Center Backlash Gets Serious 00:48:53 Mike Isaac, a technology reporter at The New York Times, discusses Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, highlighting Musk's strategy of using memorable phrases like "you can't steal a charity" to appeal to jurors unfamiliar with nonprofit contract law. He notes that OpenAI's defense centered on the statute of limitations, a more technical argument that ultimately swayed the jury's decision. Isaac also mentions the unexpected nature of the verdict and the vario…

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  • Inside the OpenAI vs. Elon Musk Courtroom

    This is our full conversation with Mike Isaac, recorded live on TBPN. We discuss what it’s actually like inside the OpenAI vs. Elon Musk courtroom, from early morning lines and limited seating to the unexpected mix of superfans, reporters, and curious spectators, how Elon’s legal strategy blends big-picture “save humanity” messaging with more tactical arguments around control and competition, and why the case often feels less like a traditional trial and more like theater, where personality, narrative, and jury perception may matter just as much as the underlying facts. Sign up for TBPN’s da…

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