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Externality is the classic economic tool for describing costs that are not borne by the decision-maker but shifted to third parties, and the costs of tech oligarchs' experiments (such as feed algorithms' consumption of attention and model training's occupation of data and energy) spill over heavily onto users, communities, and public resources.
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