Marc Andreessen would have told the group group that universities “pay the prize” for Dei

The venture capital Marc Andreessen has strongly criticized universities, of which Stanford and put it, as well as the National Science Foundation, in a group of group with scientists from AI and officials of the Trump administration, according to Screenshots Seen by the Washington Post.

According to the post, Andreessen described MIT and Stanford (which I attended two decades ago) as “mainly political operations fighting against American innovation”. He would also have complained that Stanford “forced my wife to go out (as president of her center on philanthropy and civil society) without a second thought, a decision that will cost them something like $ 5 billion in future donations.”

In a separate message that did not mention a specific school, Andreessen would have declared that universities “declared war on 70% of the country and that they were now going to pay the price”. He targeted “Dei and immigration”, which he would have described as “two forms of discrimination” which are “politically deadly”.

Last year, Andreessen and his co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, Ben Horowitz, both said they were Support Donald Trump’s campaign to return to the White House. Andreessen’s allies later have taken roles in the Trump administration.

Techcrunch contacted A16z to comment. Meanwhile, Sequoia Capital remained silent Following the criticism of partner Shaun Maguire towards Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic candidate for the mayor of New York, as a “Islamist” who “comes from a culture that resides on everything”.