Amazon founder Jeff Bezos expressed his optimism about the incoming Trump administration during an interview at The New York Times DealBook Summit. Bezos highlighted President Trump's energy in reducing regulations and expressed his willingness to assist in that effort, believing that America is burdened by excessive regulation. He also praised Trump's focus on a regulatory agenda, stating that he is optimistic about the President's chances of success.
Bezos' positive outlook aligns with other tech executives who are engaging with the Trump administration. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is seeking an active role in policy discussions with Trump's team, indicating a growing interest among tech leaders in shaping tech policy under the new administration.
Despite potential competition between their companies, Bezos expressed confidence in his relationship with Elon Musk, noting that he takes Musk's commitments at face value regarding not using political power against corporate rivals. This stance reflects a sense of mutual respect and professionalism in the tech industry.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai also shared insights on his interactions with President Trump, emphasizing Trump's focus on American competitiveness, particularly in technology and artificial intelligence. Pichai's comments underscore the importance of technology in driving economic growth and innovation in the United States.
