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Senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center, researching state and local public finance and federal fiscal policy.
AI’s gains are likely to keep flowing disproportionately to capital, income that’s already taxed more lightly than labor. Closing that gap would likely do more for the fiscal outlook than a narrow tax on AI and help fund responses to its costs.
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Tracy Gordon and Elena Spatoulas Patel, “AI Tax Debate Misses The Threat That’s Already Here,” Tax Policy Center, August 7, 2026.
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Disputed The exact text is real, but the cited Tax Policy Center article is jointly authored by Tracy Gordon and Elena Spatoulas Patel; sole attribution to Gordon is not supported. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5.4 · 19d ago
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