Claire Duffy

Caroline Koziol, a University of Hartford student who says social media fueled her eating disorder, and Clare Duffy, a CNN tech reporter who covers litigation and policy. They discuss a landmark jury verdict holding platforms liable, how algorithms can promote harmful content, internal company research and proposed product fixes. The conversation also covers the scale of pending lawsuits and the political hurdles to reform.

Claire Duffy, a CNN tech reporter covering social media and legal tech fights, breaks down a landmark social media addiction trial and related tech legal developments. She explains the LA jury ruling holding major platforms responsible and the Supreme Court’s music copyright decision. She also touches on shifting geopolitical demands and a late-night star’s surprising new film role.

Claire Duffy, a CNN technology reporter, dives into the controversial features of the Friend wearable device, which raises questions about privacy with its always-listening capabilities. The conversation also explores Disney's exciting partnership with OpenAI allowing users to create videos featuring beloved characters. The podcast covers U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Indiana Republicans defying Trump on redistricting, and teases a new healthcare plan from the White House, making for a lively discussion on current events.

Join Claire Duffy, a CNN tech reporter, as she discusses the capabilities of Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses and their potential to replace smartphones. The conversation also dives into the US military's strikes near Venezuela and the concerns raised by lawmakers. Duffy contributes insights on tech while the podcast covers a powerful winter storm's impact across the US. Additionally, hear updates on Luigi Mangione's court case and get a briefing on Zelensky's comments regarding the complexities in Ukraine's peace negotiations.

Claire Duffy, CNN technology reporter who covers tech law, explains a landmark social media addiction trial. She breaks down the jury finding against major platforms. She also touches on related legal battles in tech. Short, clear, and focused takes on the court rulings reshaping online accountability.

Claire Duffy, a tech reporter covering AI and government apps, and Annie Greyer, a Capitol Hill reporter who covers high-profile probes. They discuss Anthropic’s Pentagon deadline and its limits on weapons and mass surveillance. They cover U.S. measles topping 1,100 and vaccination gaps. They describe Pakistan’s strikes in Afghanistan and Block’s AI-driven mass layoffs.

Claire Duffy, CNN technology reporter who creates tech mini-segments, breaks down the Terms of Service story and related tech coverage. She highlights Clinton’s closed-door testimony and the high-stakes U.S.-Iran nuclear talks. She covers the Cuba speedboat shootout and the FBI shakeup tied to Mar-a-Lago reporting. She also notes research linking PFAS to faster aging in men.

Emma Duerdin, a neuroscientist studying adolescent brain development and social media effects, and Claire Duffy, a tech reporter who covered the LA trial and leaked Meta documents, discuss whether platforms are built to hook young users. They walk through court scenes, internal company research, reward-driven design, dopamine and brain imaging, and what legal and policy stakes are in play.

Claire Duffy, CNN reporter covering tech and social trends, joins to break down the Meta trial and Zuckerberg’s testimony on youth harm. She also walks through a tragic Lake Tahoe avalanche search and tensions around a possible US-Israel strike on Iran. Short takes on a billionaire’s deposition and an extraordinary Olympic skiing win round out the conversation.

Claire Duffy, CNN technology reporter who covers AI and tech policy, joins to discuss the societal stakes of advanced AI. Conversations cover debates about prioritizing misinformation, safety and data privacy. Also covered are a major flu vaccine reversal and news of an avalanche and ongoing search efforts.