This week, artificial intelligence moved deeper into enterprise software, custom silicon, media creation, autonomous vehicles, and workplace planning. At the same time, failed automation experiments, infrastructure opposition, surveillance concerns, cyberattacks, and rising hardware costs illustrated the growing tension between rapid adoption and real-world consequences.
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AI economics and the future of work
Bill Gates is backing taxes on AI tokens and robots as a way to finance worker retraining. He also argues that empathy-dependent roles, including caregiving, should be reserved for humans. Critics counter that such taxes could…
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