“Unfortunately, the tech bros, who are obviously advocates of this, are at the same time pushing for smaller government,” Stiglitz told Fortune.
Luckey said that allowing tech companies to decide how to use AI effectively transfers power from the U.S. government to corporations.
The Silicon Valley billionaire foresees a deflationary economy—but also free health care and education, along with a tax overhaul.
Startup funding surged to a historic $189 billion in February, driven almost entirely by three AI mega-rounds that captured 83% of the total.
The billionaire VC says AI raises questions about how we value expertise.
Goldman Sachs warns crude will soar past 2008 peak if action is not taken to reopen Strait of Hormuz