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“It has proliferated to a point where now it’s a negative signal instead of a positive,” said Alessio.

Literature about work proliferated partly because of “the fluidity of American labor,” says Nancy Koehn, a historian at Harvard Business School.

Since the advent of AI generative platforms dedicated to music, such as Suno or Udio, songs entirely created with artificial intelligence have been proliferating on streaming platforms.

This isn’t exactly far from the kind of inextricability between an actor and their character that typically proliferates early Oscar campaigns.

As the chits of losers proliferate, the members, seeking new cash, may admit outside players.