Jiang Xiaojuan urges policymakers to prioritize social equity over direct tech investments
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Rather than just pumping more direct investment into artificial intelligence (AI), governments should prioritize building robust social safety nets — potentially including an “AI substitution tax” — to mitigate the technology’s looming shock to the labor market, a former Chinese official said Wednesday.
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