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AI Billionaires Want the Profits. Working People Get the Risk.

October 2, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

AI Billionaires Want the Profits. Working People Get the Risk.

AI billionaires want the profits without the responsibility. This breakdown challenges self-policing, public subsidies, and the push to make ordinary people absorb corporate risk.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: AI Accountability, AI Billionaires, AI Safety, AI Self-Regulation, Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, corporate accountability, Corporate Subsidies, Data Centers, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, Electricity Costs, Environmental Justice, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, prompt injection, Public Oversight, Ratepayer Protection, regulatory capture, Tax Abatements, Water Resources, Working Families

AI Apocalypse Claims Under Scrutiny: Follow the Hardware, Permissions, and Money

September 19, 2026 By Egberto Willies

AI Apocalypse Claims Under Scrutiny: Follow the Hardware, Permissions, and Money

Follow the money behind AI fear: this analysis examines whether dramatic warnings can shape rules, raise barriers for rivals, and shift the cost of failure onto the public.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: AI apocalypse, AI hype, AI liability, AI Regulation, AI Safety, Andrew Yang, Anthropic, Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, Big Tech, corporate accountability, critical infrastructure, Cybersecurity, NIST, OpenAI, prompt injection, public interest, regulatory capture, responsible technology, software engineering

AI Companies Want Government to Save Their Business Model—Not Humanity

September 16, 2026 By Egberto Willies

AI Companies Want Government to Save Their Business Model—Not Humanity

AI giants warn government that advanced models threaten humanity. But soaring costs, cyber failures, competition and weak profits raise another question: who really needs saving?

Filed Under: General Tagged With: AI, AI Bubble, AI Cybersecurity, AI Doomsday, AI Extinction Risk, AI Regulation, AI Safety, Anthropic, Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, Consumer Protection, corporate accountability, Corporate Welfare, Dario Amodei, Data Centers, Electricity Costs, Government Bailouts, Monopoly Power, Open Source AI, OpenAI, Progressive Politics, Roger McNamee, Sam Altman, Silicon Valley, Technology Regulation

Salazar Breaks Ranks on Immigration Crackdowns After Years of Ignoring Deadly Enforcements

September 16, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Salazar Breaks Ranks on Immigration Crackdowns After Years of Ignoring Deadly Enforcements

Salazar says Trump’s immigration crackdown went too far. Her warning matters—but so does her vote to fund the enforcement operations she now criticizes.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: AI, AI Bubble, AI Cybersecurity, AI Doomsday, AI Extinction Risk, AI Regulation, AI Safety, Anthropic, Artificial Intelligence, Big Tech, Consumer Protection, corporate accountability, Corporate Welfare, Dario Amodei, Data Centers, Electricity Costs, Government Bailouts, Monopoly Power, Open Source AI, OpenAI, Progressive Politics, Roger McNamee, Sam Altman, Silicon Valley, Technology Regulation

Greg Abbott Got Millions—Then Helped Shut the Courthouse Door on Injured Texans

July 15, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Greg Abbott Got Millions—Then Helped Shut the Courthouse Door on Injured Texans

Greg Abbott secured lifelong payments after a catastrophic injury, then backed caps, immunities and courtroom barriers that restrict compensation for injured Texans.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Abbott Lawsuit, Civil Justice, Commercial Vehicle Accidents, corporate accountability, Corporate Immunity, Courtroom Access, Damage Caps, Greg Abbott, Greg Abbott Settlement, Hospital Negligence, House Bill 1774, House Bill 19, House Bill 4, Injured Texans, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice Caps, Noneconomic Damages, Pandemic Liability Protection Act, Patient Rights, Politics Done Right, Senate Bill 6, Texas Medical Malpractice, texas politics, Texas Republicans, Texas Tort Reform

Running on Fumes: A Teacher’s Raw Call for Economic Justice

February 28, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Running on Fumes A Teacher’s Raw Call for Economic Justice

From cancer treatments to classroom stress, one caregiver’s story reveals why working families need universal care and economic justice.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: caregiving crisis, caregiving economy, corporate accountability, Economic Justice, eldercare, Family Leave, Grassroots Politics, healthcare reform, Independent media, Progressive Policy, teacher advocacy, wealth inequality

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