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Lynn Parramore

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Culture, economics, psychology. Author, "Reading the Sphinx"; Editor, "The 99%"; Contributor, @NBCNewsTHINK @laphamsquart @INETeconomics
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Happy Birthday, America. Our Best Tradition Is Taking on the Powerful.

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By Lynn Parramore
| Institute for New Economic Thinking
“If you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?” ~American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish “This land was made for you and me.” ~American folk singer-songwriter Woody Guthrie America’s 250-year anniversary is causing a lot of angst. Some would like to paper over everything we’ve done wrong; others are so consumed with our failures they can’t bring themselves to admit what we’ve done right. Tant pis, because there’s a lot to celebrate.
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AI is Hungry for Power and You are Footing the Bill

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By Lynn Parramore
| Institute for New Economic Thinking
You can’t open a news site without tripping over a grand declaration about how AI is remaking the economy. But often there’s a crucial part of the story missing: Who exactly is paying for the sprawling, power-guzzling machinery it needs to run on?
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What Does it Mean to Work Under Algorithmic Eyes?

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By Lynn Parramore
| Institute for New Economic Thinking
“Someone must have been telling lies about Joseph K., for without having done anything wrong he was arrested one morning.” ~ The Trial (1925), Franz Kafka There you are, staring at your screen. The cursor freezes, so you nudge it — just to be safe. Did you just look idle? Nothing’s wrong. Still, you act as if it is. A silent software program is watching constantly. The company calls it “help.” An AI “partner” to make you faster, smarter, more productive — even happier.
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