AI was supposed to be an “equalizing force.” But new evidence suggests it may be doing the opposite. AI is spreading fastest in richer cities, while the wealthiest households reap the stock gains and spend more, while the bottom 80% fall further behind: www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...

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universities are not run by leftist profs they are run by corporate profiteer board members siphoning public $$ to tech partnerships "An Inside Higher Ed analysis of SEC filings turned up dozens of presidents paid handsomely for sitting on corporate boards." www.insidehighered.com/news/governa...

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Palantir paid no U.S. federal income tax last year despite recording substantial profits. truthout.org/articles/pal...

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Good thing we don’t have a long history of people incorrectly projecting human traits on computers and overestimating what they’re really doing.

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We agree with New York Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger - the work we create at The New York Times is uniquely human, and needs to be protected! That’s why we’re taking legal action against The Times to be more transparent about how AI is being applied so we can protect our members.

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