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The Need for Real

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By Nicolas Carteron
| Medium
How AI will bring about an analogue renaissance As of this June 2025, a little more than 900 days have passed since OpenAI publicly released ChatGPT and ushered in the AI-age. In less than three years, AI has seemingly gone through decades of compounding innovation, taking it from exotic curiosity, to interesting idea, to reliable colleague, and also to global civilisational threat. The goofy, weird images and videos of the first generation of public AI models are long gone.
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The “Billionaires Aren’t Liquid” Argument is BS

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By Nicolas Carteron
| Medium
Photo by Mufid Majnun on Unsplash Whenever the topic of taxing wealth is mentioned, someone will end up saying that we can’t tax billionaires’ wealth because “they are not liquid.” The reasoning goes that since billionaires’ wealth is “in their company, not yachts,” levying a tax on their wealth would force them to sell stocks, reducing their control over their company.
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On the Green Party’s Opposition to HR1

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By Catherine Caruso, Nicolas Carteron, Ned Foley, George Evans-Jones, Lawrence Lessig
| lessig.org
from Gifer I’ve long admired the idealism of many members, and leaders, of the Green Party in America. Like their allies across the world, the Greens have consistently pushed for the most important substantive policy reforms that America—and the world—needs. But the party’s announced opposition to HR1 is astonishingly parochial: In its essence, its argument is just this: it hurts us, so Congress should oppose it.
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