Founders Fund Launches Game Show Starring Sam Altman, Palmer Luckey, and Other Tech Elites
The debut episode features 12 tech figures and runs 33 minutes as Silicon Valley leaders use entertainment for influence and marketing.
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The Soviet Party Game Behind Modern Censorship Gets A Reboot: Mafia, Episode 1 - American Liberty News
Categories: Commentary•Culture•Foreign Affairs Tags: Censorship, Europe, Featured, Founders Fund, Free Speech, Mafia, Peter Thiel, Soviet Union, Werewolf A peculiar thing happened recently in the place where cultural fashions are minted. Founders Fund, the venture firm built by Peter Thiel and a roster of contrarian investors, released a slick video series called Mafia. The premise is simple and the production is anything but. Prominent technolo…
Who wins in a game of 'Mafia' between Sam Altman, Palmer Luckey, Bryan Johnson, and other 'tech legends'?
Mike Coppola/Getty Images; Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesSilicon Valley elites like Sam Altman and Palmer Luckey faced off in a new online game show.The show had the tech leaders play a Mafia, a murder-mystery game of deception.Founders Fund, which launched the show, said the game has been popular in Silicon Valley for years.Twelve "tech legends" walk into a bar and start getting picked off one b…
Founders Fund launches ‘Mafia’ game show featuring tech leaders Sam Altman, Palmer Luckey
By Kashmira Konduparty The venture capital firm Founders Fund has launched a new game show featuring some of Silicon Valley’s most recognizable figures, blending startup culture with reality-style entertainment in a project centered on the social deduction game Mafia, according to a report by TechCrunch. The show called “MAFIA the GAME” debuted this week on YouTube and X, bringing together prominent technology executives, founders and investors …
Founders Fund launches Mafia, a game show starring Silicon Valley Dons
The debut episode features 13 players well-known in the tech space, such as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, fitness personality Bryan Johnson, messaging service Signals founder Moxie Marlinespike, and virtual reality headset Oculus Rift creator Palmer Luckey, among others.
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