Techno-politics: Who holds the pen when the ink is code?

The techno-political history of the late 20th century and the first quarter of the 21st century may well be divided into two distinct technological ep.

19 Feb, 16:49 — 19 Feb, 21:05

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The articles diverge significantly in their coverage of 'techno-politics'; daily-sabah provides a historical and conceptual overview of the field's evolution, while ap reports on a specific, contemporary event—an AI summit—and the interactions of key tech figures. The coverage shows no alignment, with each outlet focusing on entirely different aspects of the broad topic.

Where they diverge

The scope and nature of 'techno-politics' being discussed.

Daily Sabah

This outlet frames techno-politics as a broad, historical concept, discussing its evolution through distinct technological epochs.

This outlet frames techno-politics through a specific, current event, focusing on an AI summit and the actions of particular tech leaders.

Notable gaps

A historical and conceptual analysis of techno-politics, including its division into different epochs.

Covered by daily-sabah · Not in ap

Reporting on specific, current events such as an AI summit and the involvement of particular tech leaders like Sam Altman and Dario Amodei.

Covered by ap · Not in daily-sabah

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Coverage Timeline

AP19 Feb, 16:49First to report

Modi’s AI summit turns awkward as tech leaders Sam Altman and Dario Amodei dodge contact - Associated Press News

Daily Sabah19 Feb, 21:05