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Yale's Budget Lab says fix the tax code first, then worry about taxing AI

Yale Budget Lab's Martha Gimbel says AI could add $216B in federal revenue by 2030, but only if capital income gaps in the tax code are fixed

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Yale's Budget Lab says fix the tax code first, then worry about taxing AI

Yale Budget Lab: reform tax code before taxing AI; capital gains, undertaxed vs. wages, concentrate AI wealth in assets. AI could double federal revenue by 2030 with reform; without fixing capital undertaxation, inequality widens and revenue falls short.

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An AI Tax Could Be the Great Equalizer America Needs

Sanders proposes mandatory AI equity tax: major companies transfer 50% shares to public trust with annual payouts (~$1,045 per capita). Trump and Altman offer alternative: OpenAI donates 5% stake to government for political goodwill. Mandatory framework prevents regulatory capture; voluntary company-by-company deals concentrate AI upside control and enable quid pro quo in approval-for-leniency swaps.

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mercoledì 12 agosto 2026·time.com
An AI Tax Could Be the Great Equalizer America Needs
“A tax is the best way to secure the public’s standing as a co-owner of AI,” argue Sarah Polcz and Jeremy Bearer-Friend.
mercoledì 12 agosto 2026·cryptobriefing.com
Yale's Budget Lab says fix the tax code first, then worry about taxing AI
Yale Budget Lab's Martha Gimbel says AI could add $216B in federal revenue by 2030, but only if capital income gaps in the tax code are fixed