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Comment by Neil Duncan-Jordan
UK Member of Parliament for Poole.
The fact that our tax system taxes income from work far more heavily than income from capital gives firms a direct tax incentive to automate a worker out of a job rather than employing them, and could see AI facilitate a further shift of national income away from labour and towards capital, eroding the tax base that funds the public services that we all need and want.AI Verified (Jul 8, 2026)
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Hector Perez Arenas
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