David Sacks: The New York Times attempted to publish a fabricated report about an individual, and a law firm has been hired to address the matter.

Techub News: David Sacks, the White House cryptocurrency and AI lead, tweeted: "Five months ago, The New York Times assigned five reporters to try to find conflicts in my role as White House AI & Crypto Lead. They made allegations through a series of 'fact checks' which we rebutted in detail. Their allegations were varied: fabricating a dinner meeting with a tech giant CEO, inventing promises of access to the President, baselessly accusing interference in defense contracts. Each time we debunked one allegation, The New York Times moved to the next. This is why the reporting was delayed for five months. Today they apparently gave up completely and published this worthless report. Given that The New York Times clearly had no intention of writing a fair story, I have retained Clare Locke, a law firm specializing in defamation litigation, to handle the matter."