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The article argues that “Silicon theology”—a set of ideas linking AI to technological salvation and the inevitability of the future—helps tech companies justify massive spending and current losses, while concentrating decision-making in the hands of an elite that monopolizes the knowledge and power to shape the future. It notes that OpenAI generated nearly $13 billion in revenue in 2025 while posting a net loss of about $38.5 billion, according to leaked documents the company has not confirmed. Meanwhile, major companies have announced plans to spend more than $700 billion on AI in 2026. The article warns that the gains and risks of this boom are unfairly distributed: investors and suppliers of chips and infrastructure stand to benefit, while workers, writers, local communities, and small savers bear some of the costs. It calls for the future of technology to be a matter of public debate and collective choice.
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