The machine learning revolution has produced hundreds of artificial intelligence startups, but experts warn that putting all the power in the hands of a few big cloud providers to host their data will be terrible for society and the economy.

“AI is now the leading application shaping competition, and increasingly security, in the cloud,” said Steven Weber, faculty director for the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity.

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