Tech billionaires emerge as new Hollywood antagonists

The article discusses the shift in the public image of tech billionaires in American cinema, where their characters are portrayed more grimly and suspiciously. This change is driven by rising concerns over the impacts of artificial intelligence, accumulated wealth, and the concentration of power in the hands of a few businessmen. The four main films—including "The Social Dilemma," "Elon Musk," "You Can See Everything," and "Artificial"—highlight how cinematic art reflects the decline of the positive image of tech founders, focusing on issues of wealth, greed, and social and political influence. This transformation mirrors a shift in public sentiment from admiration and appreciation to growing skepticism and fears about the influence of a select few on society and institutions, especially as issues related to AI and social media increasingly threaten democracy.

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