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Mark Cuban urges AI giants to invest in communities or face growing backlash

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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has advised top AI companies, including Microsoft, Anthropic, and OpenAI, to invest billions directly in communities affected by AI-driven disruption. Cuban argued that these firms are currently losing the public relations battle and need to make people a central priority. He specifically called on AI companies to support artists and creatives whose livelihoods are being threatened by the technology. Cuban also warned that ignoring the concerns of everyday workers could ultimately hurt business growth and long-term capacity. He urged AI firms to actively engage with impacted towns and cities to reduce public hostility toward the industry.

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