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The Intelligence Economy
The essay argues that intelligence has become an industrial commodity: cognition manufactured from electricity, metered by the token, and shipped at the speed of light. When a technology company finances the restart of a retired nuclear plant to lock in twenty years of power, the economics start to resemble heavy industry more than software, with a capital bill running into the trillions. The piece then asks who ultimately carries that cost, and makes the case that the burden most likely falls on labor.
Zakaryae BoudiPublished on X
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