Anthropic and Musk equity-for-children moves are strategic investments, not charity
krishnan · x · 2026-10-20
krishnan argues Anthropic distributing shares to children and Musk's SpaceX-share-per-child idea should be seen as strategic investments to mitigate AI-driven societal disruption, not charity. He calls them a baseline tax rather than one-time gestures, and warns a US-only approach is too narrow: models trained on global data demand an equitable, global distribution of wealth, or government intervention will become necessary.
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