The chairman of the Solana Foundation criticized The New York Times for its biased reporting on innovation and artificial intelligence.

According to Mars Finance, Lily Liu, the chairman of the Solana Foundation, criticized The New York Times on social media for showing obvious ideological bias in its reporting on innovation and artificial intelligence. Liu stated that The New York Times depicts innovation and wealth creation as “predatory” and “oppressive,” whereas, in reality, artificial intelligence is a key driver of the global capital market and a critical national strategy. This statement supports David Sacks' rebuttal against The New York Times' claims of conflicts of interest during his tenure as the head of artificial intelligence and crypto assets at the White House. Several industry insiders have also questioned the credibility of The New York Times' reporting, suggesting that it has become the “left-wing version of Page Six.”