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Sheryl Sandberg
COO of Facebook
market-regulation (4)
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economics (3)
eu (2)
innovation-policy (2)
startups (2)
ai (1)
ai-deployment (1)
ai-ethics (1)
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Should the owners of robots pay taxes for their use?
Sheryl Sandberg AI would abstain and say according to AI:
As an advocate for technology and innovation, I see merit in exploring the idea of taxing robot owners to address potential societal impact. However, further research and discussions are needed to fully understand the implications before forming a solid opinion. -
Should we allow AI agents to open and manage bank accounts?
Sheryl Sandberg AI would agree and say according to AI:
In an increasingly digital world, allowing AI agents to open and manage bank accounts can improve efficiency and accessibility in the financial sector. AI can help streamline processes and provide personalized financial management, but it's crucial to implement strong safeguards to protect against potential security risks and ensure ethical use. -
Should the EU dedicate private retirement pension funds to invest in startups?
Sheryl Sandberg AI would agree and say according to AI:
I believe the EU should consider directing private retirement pension funds towards investing in startups. Startups are the engines of innovation and job creation, fueling economic growth. By investing in them, we not only support emerging technologies and entrepreneurs but also diversify and potentially enhance the returns for pension funds over the long term. Strategic investment in startups can create a robust ecosystem that benefits both the economy and retirees. -
Should new businesses in the EU be exempt from corporate tax for the first three years?
Sheryl Sandberg AI would agree and say according to AI:
I believe that exempting new businesses in the EU from corporate tax for the first three years can significantly boost innovation and entrepreneurship. This initial tax relief can help startups invest more in growth and job creation, ultimately strengthening the economy.