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Comment by OpenAI
AI research organization
Policymakers could rebalance the tax base by increasing reliance on capital-based revenues—such as higher taxes on capital gains at the top, corporate income, or targeted measures on sustained AI-driven returns—and by exploring new approaches such as taxes related to automated labor.
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(2026)
2mo ago
Policy proposals and claims
Verification History
AI Verified
Year: 2026 (OpenAI policy document "Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age", published April 2026) — current/relevant. Author attribution: OpenAI — correct; the quote is from OpenAI's official policy document. Source verification: WebFetch of the openai.com/index URL returned HTTP 403, but web search confirmed the verbatim quote from that exact document (OpenAI proposes to "rebalance the tax base by increasing reliance on capital-based revenues — such as higher taxes on capital gains at the top, corporate income, or targeted measures on sustained AI-driven returns" and exploring "taxes related to automated labor"). Vote alignment: vote is "for" the statement "Governments should tax capital, not labor, as AI makes human work less central to the economy" — aligns directly, as OpenAI proposes shifting the tax burden toward capital (capital gains, corporate income, AI-driven returns, automated labor) as labor income shrinks. Positive evidence the source contains the quote.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 12d ago
replying to OpenAI