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And the argument is this replaces the illusion of consent we have now.
It really isn't.
But they might feel differently if it was, say, $5 for your location data this week.
Are there examples of this working?
That sounds like actual transparency, not just a policy document.
So transparency is one benefit.
What about the money, the actual income?
The sources mentioned Alaska's permanent fund dividend.
So a data dividend could do something similar.
Only when combined with lots of other people's data.
So it seems like a key point here is that markets and regulation aren't enemies.
You mentioned the EU's Data Governance Act.
Meaning they have to act in the user's best interest.
Better than the current system of zero leverage and total opacity.
That's an optimistic take.
But fiduciary duty.
How robust is that against billions in potential profit?