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Um All right, so this is a little bit obvious, but but but Empire of AI um uh by Karen Hao. Um just because it's it it's just such an incredible combination of just on the ground globe-trotting investigative reporting making the material inputs and human inputs of AI visible, but then it has this big idea thesis around empire building, um which I think is really true.
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