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The current digital landscape is unsustainable and exploitative from "summary" of Who Owns the Future? by Jaron Lanier

The digital landscape we've built is a precarious one, where a small number of people amass vast fortunes while the rest of us struggle to make ends meet. It's a system that thrives on exploitation, where our personal data is harvested and monetized without our consent. We are the fuel that powers the digital economy, yet we see little to no return on our contributions. The problem lies in the way the system is structured. The algorithms that drive the digital economy are designed to extract value from us, the users, and funnel it to a select few. We are constantly generating data through our online interactions, but instead of being compensated for this valuable resource, we are left with crumbs while the tech giants rake in profits. This model is not sustainable in the long run. As more and more jobs are automated and a...
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    Who Owns the Future?

    Jaron Lanier

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