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Ideas to soften the labor impact of artificial intelligence

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A Project Syndicate analysis argues that the replacement of jobs by artificial intelligence is advancing at an uncertain pace and scope. A US Census Bureau survey shows that only 20% of companies with fewer than 20 employees use AI, versus 37% of those with at least 250. The text proposes taxing AI tokens, tax credits for training and a stronger corporate commitment to worker retraining.

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  • Only 20% of US companies with fewer than 20 employees use AI, versus 37% of those with 250 or more, according to the US Census Bureau.
  • The text attributes slow adoption to the difficulty of integrating AI into workflows and to uncertainty over costs.
  • It proposes taxing AI tokens to level the fiscal burden between workers and technology.
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