What is Bernie Sanders' AI ownership bill?
Senator Bernie Sanders has proposed legislation that would give the public a 50% ownership stake in major AI companies, arguing that since AI models are trained on collectively produced human data, the public deserves an equity claim rather than a one-time payout or charity gesture.
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