‘You Can See Everything’ shows what happens when you get too close to an object of ire.
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Early on in You Can See Everything, A24’s new documentary about Silicon Valley con artist Elizabeth Holmes, Holmes and her partner Billy Evans insist she’s been misquoted in a New York Times profile in which she quipped that the public only knows “a character I created.” Evans believes the line is “a character they created” and asks for a correction.
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Add Us as a Preferred SourceJack Kubinec is a reporter at The Dispatch, currently based in New York City and covering artificial intelligence. Before joining The Dispatch, he reported on crypto, most recently at Fortune Magazine. He graduated from Cornell University with a degree in sociology. When he’s not writing about AI, he is probably enjoying the outdoors or watching a Buffalo Bills game. He is currently supported by the Tarbell Center for AI Journalism.