Artificial intelligence’s rapid advance and the resulting popular backlash have lent new urgency to an old question: How can we promote equitable economic growth from technological innovation while mitigating the negative social and environmental consequences? Both domestically and globally, the answer starts with corporate tax policy. Anxieties about AI have less to do with any philosophical unease than with the societal effects.

Zorka Milin shows why digital-service levies are a necessary first step toward a more equitable multilateral architecture.

Artificial intelligence’s rapid advance and the resulting popular backlash have lent new urgency to an old question: How can we promote equitable economic growth from…