Larry Page

I strongly disagree that owners of robots should pay taxes for their use. Taxing robots could discourage innovation and adoption of automation technologies, limiting their potential benefits for society. Instead, we should focus on rethinking our tax systems to address the changing nature of work and ensure fair distribution of wealth and opportunities.

Investing private retirement pension funds in startups can drive innovation and economic growth. Startups often lead to groundbreaking technology and solutions, much like when Google began. Such investments can yield significant returns and ensure a progressive, future-ready economy in the EU.

As an entrepreneur, I believe that exempting new businesses in the EU from corporate tax for the first three years can greatly stimulate innovation and economic growth. Startups often struggle in the initial years, and such a policy would allow them to reinvest their profits into development and expansion, ultimately benefiting the broader economy.