New Tax Due to AI: Merz Minister Wildberger Takes over Plan From Bill Gates
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Federal Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger (CDU) is in favour of taxing sales with artificial intelligence. Bill Gates also advocated this path.
Germany's Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger (CDU) has argued for a tax on sales with artificial intelligence. With the money, the conversion of the labour market should be paid: "We have to tax the extremely high turnover with this technology, and with the money we can finance the conversion, that's my approach too," said Wildberger.
AI technologies can be used to make "extremely high sales" – and this is exactly what Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger wants to tax. He states that he wants to finance the restructuring of the labour market.
Companies earn billions with artificial intelligence. Federal Minister Karsten Wildberger calls for a tax on value creation and also has an idea for what he would spend the money on.
Artificial intelligence is booming. In order to benefit from sales with AI, Digital Minister Wildberger pleads for taxation. Economic expert Fratzscher, in turn, calls for more state control - and warns against a "threat to our existence".
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