Oscar-nominated actor Jesse Eisenberg, who has portrayed Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg In the film ‘The Social Network’ from 2010, the Tech Titan distanti and calls Zuckerberg’s recent actions ‘problematic’.
In an interview with BBC News, Eisenberg still responded to his role in Zuckerberg and admitted that he would rather not be “associated” with the Meta CEO.
“I have not followed his life trajectory, partly because – if I think of myself as associated with someone who like that, it is not as if I have played a great golfer and now people think I am a great golfer,” said Eisenberg.
“It is this guy who does things that are problematic. Fact control and safety problems remove, causing people who are already threatened in this world, more threatened,” He added.
Actor Jesse Eisenberg complained about ‘associated’ with Facebook and Meta -CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, after portraying the Tech Titan in 2010, ‘The Social Network’. (Getty Images)
Zuckerberg announced last month That meta would remove his external facts control program and switch to a function “Community Notes”, similar to X.
“We go back to our roots and concentrate on reducing errors, simplifying our policy and restoring free speech on our platforms,” ​​Zuckerberg said in a video message.
Zuckerberg admitted that the external fact-checkers, who worked together with Meta after the elections of President Donald Trump in 2016, were proven to be “too politically biased” and “had destroyed more confidence than they created”.
The move led to indignation of some left-wing media commentators who called the changes ‘dangerous’.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced last month that his company would use a new factual control system that is comparable to communitynotities about Elon Musk’s X. (Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC/Jonathan Raa/Nurphoto/Andrew Harniik/Getty images)
Zuckerberg and various other top technical billionaires have made the president to the president since the elections, which marks a major deviation from the left -wing politics of Silicon Valley.
Zuckerberg, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Google CEO Sundar Pichai belonged to the technical leaders who were present last month at the inauguration of Trump.
Various large technology companies such as Microsoft, Amazon and Google have also donated millions together Trump’s inaugural fund.
Eisenberg said he was worried about how Zuckerberg and other billionaires used their money.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos and Sundar Pichai stand before the 60th presidential inauguration in the Rotunda of the US Capitol in Washington, Monday, January 20, 2025. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times via AP)
“I am a human being and you read these things. These people have billions of dollars, such as more money than a human person has ever collected, and what do they do with it?” he asked.
“Oh, they do it to curry the favor with someone who preaches. That’s what I think. Not a person who played him in a movie. I consider it a person who is married to a woman who justifies the disabled in New York and lives for her students are getting a little more difficult this year.
