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A widely read piece in Futurism, picked up here at RealClearMarkets, declared on April 24 that "the horrible economics of AI are starting to come crashing down." The article concludes that AI firms ...

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This is the arcane term for when the price of a commodity on the futures market grows more expensive the sooner it’s set to be delivered — and cheaper the later it’s set for delivery. Futures markets ...