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'Working People Will Pay a High Price': Report Warns AI Bubble Is 'Primed to Pop'

A report released on Wednesday warns that the investment boom in artificial intelligence is a financial bubble that is "primed to pop" and harm working-class Americans if lawmakers don't take concrete steps to shield them from the damage. The report, produced by Open Markets Institute and Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund, warns that Big Tech…

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Common Dreams· Oct 21, 8:45 PM'Working People Will Pay a High Price': Report Warns AI Bubble Is 'Primed to Pop'

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