By valuing individual contributions to data, we can create a more just society from "summary" of Who Owns the Future? by Jaron Lanier
In an age where data is increasingly becoming the most valuable commodity, it is crucial to recognize the importance of individual contributions to this vast pool of information. By acknowledging and valuing the data generated by each person, we can move towards a more equitable society where everyone benefits from their digital footprint. When we think about the vast amount of data being collected on a daily basis - from our online activities, to our purchasing habits, to our social interactions - it becomes clear that this information is incredibly valuable. Yet, all too often, this data is being exploited by a select few for their own gain, without proper compensation or acknowledgment given to the individuals who actually generate it. By shifting...
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