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Most of us don’t get to fly on private jets, but our taxes help fund them

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By Kristin Toussaint Verified
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Just a tiny portion of the population flies on private jets, but those jets make an outsized impact on the planet. And though most Americans don’t fly private, they’re helping subsidize those flights through their taxes. That’s according to a new report by the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS), which lays out these impacts of the private jet industry and what it calls the “high cost of private jet excess.” When it comes to the climate impacts, private jets are particularly polluting.
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Yes, AI companies are gambling with our lives—but not only in the way you think

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By Kristin Toussaint Verified
| Fast Company Verified
When AI researcher Jacob Coxon warned on X that OpenAI and Anthropic are “gambling with our lives,” he was talking about the threat of “self-improving superintelligence,” technology that can hack anything and “acquire real power.” But that’s not the only threat from the AI boom. Our rapid development of artificial intelligence is already threatening humans when it comes to our health, due to the environmental impacts of AI data centers and the surge in fossil fuels to power them.
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Yes, AI companies are gambling with our lives—but not only in the way you think

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By Kristin Toussaint Verified
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5 hours ago Three common problems and how I’ve solved them. When ChatGPT was first released in 2022, I, like many people, gave it a try. I was mesmerized by how quickly it could generate a poem about my morning bagel. However, after giving it a few work-related tasks, I abandoned it. Not for me, I thought, …
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