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What if AI wasn't something we accessed, but something we collectively owned?

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Over the last few decades, computing has moved from something accessible mainly to governments, universities and large corporations into something billions of people personally own. Computers entered our homes, then our pockets, and the Internet connected billions of independently owned devices int…

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  1. 2026-09-14 12:27 · r/artificial
    What if AI wasn't something we accessed, but something we collectively owned?

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