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ECONOMY
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Valuing Wikipedia Data in LLM Training: Copyright and Markets
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Wikipedia comprises ~1% of LLM training data, but what's its worth? Scholars are attempting to put a price tag on the URLs, books & data used by AI companies. This could aid copyright cases & create more accurate data markets. Follow the discussion here: https://t.co/rbgxicwtD0 pic.twitter.com/GIqRjZTqRM
— Stanford HAI (@StanfordHAI) 9 octobre 2025Wikipedia comprises ~1% of LLM training data, but what's its worth? Scholars are attempting to put a price tag on the URLs, books & data used by AI companies. This could aid copyright cases & create more accurate data markets. Follow the discussion here: https://
hai.stanford.edu/events/hoffman
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Billions of robots smarter than humans: opportunity or threat?
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Ça vous inquiète ou ça vous enthousiasme L’arrivée de milliards de robots plus intelligents que les humains
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Economic Insecurity in the Age of AI Acceleration
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Nobody is safe in this economy A C C E L E R A T E
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Understanding Compounding: The Path to Exponential Growth
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you're the only person on this godforsaken site who truly understands compounding
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Britain’s Existential Crisis: A Critical Turning Point
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This either happens or it is the end of Britain
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AI boom increases work expectations instead of reducing hours
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Just talked about that last week. Since the post-2022 AI boom, companies expect workers to work more, not less.
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Deregulation Accelerates Supply: Housing Market Analogy
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You deregulate building And see how fast houses spring up
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Housing Inequality and Investment Priorities in Modern Economy
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A lot of homeowners will do anything to keep their investments going up Even though most people now can't afford to buy a house They don't care
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AI Impact on Housing Affordability and Economic Cycles
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Yes and we have to break this vicious cycle Good thing is people don't need have high net worth to own a house then because they'll be $100k not $1M