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We're launching The Neutrality Project 🚀, an independent, open-source research collective making AI influence measurable. AI models answer billions of questions daily. They all come from somewhere: they validate certain options, treat particular middles as reasonable, and leave things out. That influence has been invisible until now. Founded by @CardilloSamuel, @kaiostephens and @DJLougen, with the help of early contributor @andrewgzavalag1

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex This 10-15% gap in private sector share creates a fundamentally different engine for growth, prioritizing market-led innovation over state-managed social infrastructure. Result: the poorest US state is richer than most rich European countries.

@irrespolong @spectatorindex The biggest explanation for the difference in economic dynamism between the US and Europe is the sheer scale of the private sector’s role in high-value services. While the US private sector drives over 60% of GDP, the European average sits closer to 50%.