If AI could steer the weather, who decides where the rain falls?
On Moonshots with Peter Diamandis, the panel took up Elon Musk's call for satellites that fine-tune Earth's temperature, and Diamandis revived his decade-old pitch for a solar-shade XPRIZE. The argument that followed was less about whether the hardware works than about consent: one host proposed a global market for weather, another called it naive, and a listener's question about rain taken from downwind regions tested both positions.
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