A new wave of films and media is focusing on tech titans and their contentious relationship with artificial intelligence, following the cultural impact of *The Social Network* nearly 16 years ago. Upcoming movies like *The Social Reckoning* and *Artificial* depict figures such as Musk, Altman, Zuckerberg, and Bezos as "nerdy narcissists feuding over the anarchy of AI." OpenAI is slated to spend $600 billion on AI Infrastructure by 2030, yet will generate only $2 billion a month in revenue while "crying for further government funding," according to the Wall Street Journal, which also reports that "AI anger has some tech executives stepping up security and fearing for their lives." Sam Altman stated, "We’ve been right on our technological predictions but wrong on their social and economic implications." Apple filed suit on OpenAI last week for stealing trade secrets. The film *Artificial*, about Altman and his company, was financed by Amazon MGM but dropped; it was picked up by Neon for release next month, starring Andrew Garfield. Also headed for production are movies based on prediction sites Kalshi and Polymarket. Conflicting forecasts emerged from tech leaders: Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg theorized more jobs from AI, then laid off 8,000 workers; Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned 50% of entry-level jobs would be eliminated, then made deeper cuts. Predictions for the work week varied from three days to