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Who Owns the Future?

Summary:

The book presents a critical look at the digital economy, arguing that the current system disproportionately benefits tech giants at the expense of the broader workforce. It advocates for a new economic model where people are compensated for their data and contributions to the networked environment, ensuring a more equitable distribution of wealth in the information age.

Key points:

1. Siren Servers: Lanier describes "Siren Servers" as powerful corporate computers that collect and use data to influence consumer behavior, creating power and wealth imbalances.

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