After years of involving himself in politics, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has started expressing cynicism and he, as well as others at the top of the company, believes both parties loath technology, Theodore Schleifer and Mike Isaac of The New York Times reports. In public, Zuckerberg is declining to engage with Washington except when necessary. Similarly, in private, he has stopped supporting programs at his philanthropy that could be considered partisan and has tamped down employee activism at Meta.
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