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As AI begins absorbing real operational work, the legal and social costs of that expansion remain unpriced on every balance sheet.
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As OpenAI monetizes its answer layer and Amazon burns gas for compute, the costs of the AI economy are landing on those with the least leverage.
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A single week produced evidence that AI's central questions are shifting from capability to accountability on safety, cost, and truth.
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A pattern of rogue agents, a one-day deepfake retreat, and a confirmed structural flaw have moved AI's central question from capability to containment.
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As oil breaks $100 and new tariffs land, the corporate story that AI is quietly reshaping work becomes both more convenient and harder to challenge.
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As Europe pries open Google and China courts the developing world, the fight over agentic AI has become a contest over control points, not capability.
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New York's data center ban and Apple's espionage suit against OpenAI reveal an industry running into physical and legal limits that capital alone cannot buy through.
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As economists organize, Europe eyes child-safety rules, and communities fight data centers, the industry is meeting the cost of its own momentum.
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Litigation, community backlash, and household strategy show the industry's decisive contests moving from the model to the physical and social world.
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As capital races to build AI's physical foundations, incumbents fight for the device layer while nobody can yet govern what runs on top.
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A hawkish Fed and a fresh Strait of Hormuz threat are converging into a single risk that stretched technology valuations have not priced.