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Comment by Juliette Faivre

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Coauthor of the 2026 paper “Taxing Artificial Intelligence.”
AI taxation should not be understood only as Pigouvian correction. In the AI context, taxation can also correct harmful activity, redistribute unevenly borne costs and gains, and fund regulatory capacity.
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Juliette Faivre and Sarah H. Cen, “Taxing Artificial Intelligence,” arXiv, July 2, 2026.
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Disputed arXiv 2607.02144 reproduces the wording but credits Juliette Faivre and Sarah H. Cen as coauthors; it cannot be verified as a single-author Juliette Faivre quote. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5.6 · 1h ago
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