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Sure they can. Well not the robots, but the owners of the robots. It just so happens that the easiest thing to tax in the last 100 years was the employer-employee relationship, and labor income. Because that was a large part of the economy. So all the other forms of taxes are afterthoughts or don't exist, depending on country (corporate taxes, sales tax/VAT, land tax, property tax). But that wasn't always so, and doesn't have to be always so in the future. Before the industrial revolution, the main forms of tax were land and property taxes, and revenue based taxes usually paid in commodities, like taking a certain percentage of a harvest. Contrasted with the profit based taxation of not only corporations, but capital income in general. You could tax a number of things that you need for robots/automation more highly than today. Factory floor area, electricity use of industrial and commercial locations, a flat yearly tax on any robot exceeding a certain defined level of autonomy etc.
youtube AI Harm Incident 2024-07-30T11:5… ♥ 33
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Coded at2026-04-27T06:26:44.938723
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