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Socialists want to turn AI into a $7B slush fund— realists know that would throw America’s greatest assets away

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Socialists want to turn AI into a $7B slush fund— realists know that would throw America’s greatest assets away

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By Lydia Moynihan Verified
| New York Post Verified
The AI industry is growing at a fierce pace, but so is skepticism about where it will lead, with some worried about data centers sucking up power and jobs being replaced with computers. Capitalizing on those fears, socialist wacko Bernie Sanders has proposed the “American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act” — which has grabbed headlines for claiming it will raise $7 billion and distribute thousands of dollars to every American.
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The latest space race is to become the first galactic garbageman and clear up 6,000 tons of floating debris Original

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By Lydia Moynihan Verified
| New York Post Verified
The space race is filled with glamorous rockets, astronauts and sparkling new space stations, but people rarely think about all the junk from previous missions left orbiting the earth. As we prepare to fill our immediate galaxy with more satellites and even data centers, somebody’s got to become the interplanetary garbage man and hoover up all the discarded satellites and debris.
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