LAWMAKERS PUSH PUBLIC WEALTH FUND FOR AI GAINS
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Lawmakers and technology companies are proposing mechanisms to distribute AI industry profits to the broader public. The proposals aim to ensure citizens benefit from artificial intelligence's economic growth.
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