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AI Advance May Force New Tax Bases And Redistribution Policies

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Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_#535inTech

'If AI capabilities advance rapidly and broadly, we may face labor market conditions without historical precedent—not merely high unemployment, but a structural decoupling of productive contribution from income. Because effective tax rates on labor substantially exceed those on capital, a shift in national income from labor toward capital means the current tax system captures a shrinking share of a growing economy, even as the cost of sustained income support rises. We will need new revenue sources. Traditional safety net tools may not be sufficient.'

Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_

I skipped right to the end of the proposal, the most extreme scenarios: Tier 3 - Transformative Disruption.

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Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_

'Regardless of the tax base or distribution mechanism: we are ready and willing to pay our fair share. We believe that if AI companies generate transformative returns, they have an obligation to ensure those returns are broadly shared.'

Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_

'If AI capabilities advance rapidly and broadly, we may face labor market conditions without historical precedent—not merely high unemployment, but a structural decoupling of productive contribution from income. Because effective tax rates on labor substantially exceed those on capital, a shift in national income from labor toward capital means the current tax system captures a shrinking share of a growing economy, even as the cost of sustained income support rises. We will need new revenue sources. Traditional safety net tools may not be sufficient.'

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