Being found in the age of AI: The collapse of the ‘I’m the best’ era

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Attention is now rented, and authority is infrastructure, Molly McKinley and Lauren Henss write. That means instead of the attention economy, we are now operating in the trust economy.

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Being found in the age of AI: The collapse of the ‘I’m the best’ era

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