AI Economics
Your Data, Their Wealth
Who Gets Paid When Humans Teach Machines?
AI may automate labor, but it still depends on human information, knowledge, culture, judgment, behavior, corrections, experience, and data. This keynote asks who owns and gets paid for the human input that trains machine intelligence, turning the AI debate from novelty into economics, rights, labor, and institutional strategy.
If humans provide a factor of production to AI, who owns and gets paid for that value?
Audience Outcomes
- See data as labor, not exhaust.
- Map human input across AI value chains.
- Understand data ownership, digital rights, and data unions as economic questions.
- Equip leaders to discuss AI value distribution without hype.
Who This Is For
- AI conferences
- Technology companies
- Labor organizations
- Universities
- Legal associations
- Policy organizations
- HR executives
Relevant Credentials
- Author of Your Data, Their Wealth
- Author of Data Is Labor
- Data Union pioneer
- Published AI economics scholarship
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