Big Tech Is Raising Billions To Stop UBI
Summary
A new organization called RAISE US, backed by major tech companies including Amazon, Microsoft, and OpenAI Foundation, has launched with over $500 million in funding to advocate against universal basic income in response to AI disruptions.
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