Tech & AIHouse of El: AIThe AI Industry Just Got What It Deserved

The AI Industry Just Got What It Deserved

Long-form24:19Science & TechnologyPublished Jul 20, 2026, 4:00 PM · 3mo ago
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The people who built the attention economy barely let their own children near it, and that hypocrisy is only the beginning. This video unpacks the $30 billion classroom technology experiment linked to falling cognitive performance, Gen Z’s growing hostility toward AI, and the extraordinary proposal to seize half the stock of America’s largest AI companies. But the real argument is more uncomfortable: AI is not the enemy—it is the hammer. The urgent question is who is swinging it, who profits from the damage, and why public anger keeps being aimed at the technology instead of the systems, incentives, and people actually making the decisions. ☕ Support the channel on Ko-fi: ➡️ https://ko-fi.com/houseofel 00:00 Introduction 01:57 The $30 Billion Experiment 08:28 The Anger Problem 11:31 Seizing The Hammer 17:46 The Hammer Didn't Hit You. Someone Swung It. 22:00 Strategy, Not Anger #ArtificialIntelligence #TechIndustry #AttentionEconomy #ScreenTime #GenZ #EducationCrisis #BigTech #AIRegulation #WealthInequality #FutureOfWork #TechPolicy #CorporateAccountability

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