Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO, aims to influence technology policy in a potential Trump administration, with a focus on artificial intelligence. This comes after a recent dinner meeting with Trump. Meta's president of global affairs acknowledged past content moderation errors,

Relations appear to have improved markedly from Trump's threat earlier this year to throw the Meta boss in jail.

During his presidential rerun campaign, Trump launched a scathing attack on Mark Zuckerberg over multiple allegations on Facebook and parent Meta. In his book ‘Save America,’ that was released ahead of the election, Trump stated that Facebook is the enemy of the people and that Zuckeberg should spend the rest of his life in jail.

Mark Zuckerberg is following the Silicon Valley trend of shaking off opposition to Donald Trump in favor of trying to play a role in his administration.

With Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX chief executive Elon Musk solidifying his role in the incoming Donald Trump administration, another tech leader is looking to stay in the president-elect’s good graces.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg is seeking an "active role" in tech policy discussions with the incoming U.S. administration, indicating that relations between the executive and president-elect Donald Trump may be improving.