Mark Cuban advises leading AI firms to invest billions directly in affected communities. He states these companies are losing public relations battles and must prioritize people. Cuban suggests supporting artists and creatives facing significant professional challenges from AI. He warns that neglecting everyday workers will hinder business growth and capacity. AI companies must engage with impacted towns and cities to mitigate backlash.
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