Amrith Ramkumar

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133 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 9 Sep

Amrith Ramkumar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And more broadly, that's just been a common theme.
A lot of Democrats are focused on social media, harming children online and things like that, which are definitely big problems.
But people in tech circles feel like they've been demonized a bit too much.
And
People we've talked to who have been looking at this issue for a while said they want to chart a course forward where you're not going easy on tech elites and sort of just condoning everything they're doing with Trump, but you also can still be positive about the future and technology.
So it'll be really interesting if some new candidates or new voices can sort of outline those priorities.
Yeah, I'm not actually sure it's that much of a huge difference.
It's usually like 80 to 90% of donations from workers at these tech companies that go to Democrats.
I think it's more just about like how motivated they are and whether they feel that Democrats are actually going to do things that help them.
We've heard recently that more people feel like Democratic leaders often just go to Silicon Valley and stick their hands out and ask for money because they view it as a stronghold without really engaging in a genuine way on policy issues, especially if you do think about how fast AI is improving and where things might be in a few years.
So that's definitely not the only calculus for executives, but it is a big one.
The biggest thing Democrats can do to shore up support in this area, people have said, is just put out sort of a pro-innovation positive message on tech policy and tech issues.
So a group of House Democrats recently put out basically a pro-innovation agenda.
So some people are viewing that as sort of a starting point.
And it will be interesting as we move forward what party leaders gravitate toward.
A lot of people have been in a tough spot because they want to push back on everything Trump does.
But some of his policies around cryptocurrencies or AI, in many cases, are generally pretty popular.
So it's often hard for many people to draw that line.
So that's something they're struggling with and will continue to moving forward.
It's a tricky situation to navigate because a lot of tech executives have a lot of business relationships in China because it's such a huge market for them.
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