Our 2025 Tech Predictions and Resolutions + We Answer Your Questions

Hard Fork

The New York Times

Technology

4.5 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2025

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Next year is going to be different: good and bad, but just different.

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0:00.0	I'm not sure. Have we ever had a guest who's under active federal investigation?
0:04.1	We've had many who have since been under federal investigation.
0:07.1	I want to get one while it's still going on. You know? In fact, that's one of my New Year's resolutions,
0:13.2	I want to get somebody who's in severe legal jeopardy to come on hard fork and just air it out.
0:19.0	Let's get their side of the story. Yeah, let's get the FBI to send us their pipeline of upcoming investigations so we could do a little advanced planning.
0:26.2	Is Elizabeth Holmes still in trouble?
0:29.5	I honestly, I would have her on.
0:31.7	Oh, I mean, completely.
0:32.9	I need to ask her what happened with the dog.
0:34.8	What happened with the dog?
0:36.5	Because she has a wolf dog.
0:37.7	She had a wolf dog. Yeah. And died under mysterious circumstances.
0:41.4	Who killed the wolf dog? Honestly, serial season six.
0:46.7	Who killed Elizabeth Holmes' dog? Honestly, that podcast will get a lot of downloads.
0:51.2	A lot of downloads. That's led to Balthos, revenge.
1:01.5	I'm Kevin Roos, a tech columnist of the New York Times.
1:04.1	I'm Casey Noon from Platformer.
1:05.6	And this is hard for it.
1:06.6	This week on the show, it's our predictions.
1:09.1	We'll tell you what we got right and wrong about
1:11.3	24 and tell you what we think is going to happen in 2025. Plus, we'll take some of your
1:16.9	questions. Make them good.
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