Sanders’s 50% AI ownership proposal may not be perfect, but Congress cannot keep letting billionaires, data centers, and private boardrooms decide who pays, who profits, and governs the future.
This is a terrific post. It presents, as you imply, something superficial, but what underlies the superficial proposition is the fact that Congress does not do its job: looking out for the public. And if Congress gets paid off by the private sector not to look out for the public, then Sanders' proposal is correct: the public (sector) should be empowered to look out for itself. A substantial seat at the table is absolutely required.
This is a terrific post. It presents, as you imply, something superficial, but what underlies the superficial proposition is the fact that Congress does not do its job: looking out for the public. And if Congress gets paid off by the private sector not to look out for the public, then Sanders' proposal is correct: the public (sector) should be empowered to look out for itself. A substantial seat at the table is absolutely required.