U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders' recent proposal that the public should own half of artificial intelligence is unlikely to become policy anytime soon, but new models are being proposed to both regulate AI and create mechanisms for sharing trillions of dollars in anticipated economic value.
- Ideas range from paying individuals for the value of their data in training AI systems, to new forms of unions to hold the AI industry accountable, as well as new forms of corporate taxation.
AI wealth has accumulated quickly in the stock market, but many Americans are still limited in how much they benefit from that growth.
