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Corporate AI is a threat to freedom

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By Richard Sherwin
| The Manila Times Verified
NEW YORK — Eight years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that whoever masters artificial intelligence (AI) “will be the ruler of the world.” Since then, investments in the technology have skyrocketed, with United States tech giants — Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta — spending more than $320 billion in 2025 alone. Not surprisingly, the race for AI dominance has also generated significant pushback.
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Uporaba umetne inteligence v podjetjih ogroža svobodo

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By Richard Sherwin
| Delo Verified
Umetna inteligenca postavlja liberalne demokracije pred eksistencialno vprašanje. Galerija Po eni strani avtokracije, kot je Kitajska, že uporabljajo umetno inteligenco za množično nadzorovanje in vse bolj izpopolnjene oblike zatiranja, s čimer ne omejujejo le nasprotnikov, ampak tudi vse vire informacij, ki bi ga lahko spodbudili. FOTO: Florence Lo Reuters Pred osmimi leti je ruski predsednik Vladimir Putin izjavil, da bo tisti, ki bo obvladal umetno inteligenco, »vladar sveta«.
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Corporate AI is a threat to freedom

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By Richard Sherwin
| Taipei Times Verified
By Richard K. Sherwin Eight years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that whoever masters artificial intelligence (AI) “will be the ruler of the world.” Since then, investments in the technology have skyrocketed, with US tech giants (Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta) spending more than US$320 billion this year alone. Not surprisingly, the race for AI dominance has also generated significant pushback.
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