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David Sacks, White House AI and crypto advisor, slammed The New York Times after a five-month probe into alleged conflicts of interest repeatedly changed claims once disproven. He accused the paper of ignoring or twisting his answers and has hired law firm Clare Locke to publicly challenge the report and clear his name. Sacks shared correspondence highlighting factual errors and called the investigation a “nothing burger” that fails to support its headline.
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