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Sanders Institute Promotes Bernie Sanders' AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act Giving Public 50% Stake in AI Companies

8d ago· 1 min readen

Summary

This is a paid promotional piece from the Sanders Institute announcing Senator Bernie Sanders' proposed American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act. The legislation would require large AI companies to transfer 50% of their stock into a public fund, giving Americans direct ownership and board seats. The argument is that AI was built on collective human knowledge without compensation, and this fund would ensure equitable distribution of AI-generated wealth. The piece calls readers to contact their Member of Congress to support the creation of an American Sovereign Wealth Fund.

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bskySanders Institute Promotes Bernie Sanders' AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act Giving Public 50% Stake in AI Companiesactionnetwork.org

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We cannot allow that direction to be chosen unilaterally in shady backrooms by tech oligarchs, corporate elites, and the ultra-wealthy.
Giving the people a 50% stake in AI companies, in compensation for what we have contributed to the growth of AI, is how we ensure that the path forwards is fair, equitable, and consistent with the American Dream.
AI was created off of the collective knowledge of humanity, often without compensation from large tech companies and billionaires.
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Senator Bernie Sanders is introducing the American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act — legislation that would require the largest AI companies to transfer 50% of their stock into a public fund, giving Americans direct ownership, a seat on company boards, and a

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