A new wave of films is portraying tech founders as villains, from The Social Reckoning about Mark Zuckerberg to movies and series centered on Elon Musk, Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Altman and Sam Bankman-Fried.

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A new wave of films is portraying tech founders as villains, from The Social Reckoning about Mark Zuckerberg to movies and series centered on Elon Musk, Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Altman and Sam Bankman-Fried.

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