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AI is creating a new wave of philanthropists. The system they’re walking into is broken

Sometime in the near future, a significant portion of the people building today’s AI industry are expected to become very rich.

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AI isn’t changing how companies work. It’s changing what a company is
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Biden’s historic stand with UAW members shows how far labor activism has come in America. True equal pay should be next on his agenda
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