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Comment by Nick Vincent
Researcher writing on data rights, AI auditing, and data dividends.
I have a concrete proposal for how a data-dependence-tax-based data dividend can be updated to the 2026 context by implementing it as a “presumptive commons-rent tax that can be avoided by providing capabilities-to-data attribution.” If something like this were implemented, we would either end up in a world where companies profiting from highly capable data-dependent systems pay a large amount of aggregate funds into various national funds (or ideally a single internationally governed fund) or a world where the vast majority of upstream data flows through healthy data markets where data creators have the collective leverage necessary to get paid through a mixture of upfront and royalty payments.Disputed (Jun 6, 2026)
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Source page contains the wording and Nick Vincent attribution, but is dated 2026-06-07, not stored 2026-06-06; correct date is 2026-06-07 (day precision).
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 2h ago
replying to Nick Vincent