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Regulating for an AI Commons: Adopting, sustaining, and defending people-first innovation trajectories
Technological principles of openness, interoperability, and decentralization are integral to building an AI economy that is accountable to the public and truly responsive to local needs and constraints. However, Big Tech's firm control over essential elements of the stack (such as chips, cloud, mode
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