There’s the saying that if you pitch to investors you say that you are doing AI, when you hire programmers you tell them they will do machine learning and when they actually work for you they are going to do linear regression.
Practially such a tax would be a way to put much more regulatory complexity on the sector and prevent people from innovating by sticking to safe linear regression that can be defended as not being AI.
It seems like it would create a lot of deadweight and unless your intent is to slow down tech development I don’t think it’s sensible.
There’s the saying that if you pitch to investors you say that you are doing AI, when you hire programmers you tell them they will do machine learning and when they actually work for you they are going to do linear regression.
Practially such a tax would be a way to put much more regulatory complexity on the sector and prevent people from innovating by sticking to safe linear regression that can be defended as not being AI.
It seems like it would create a lot of deadweight and unless your intent is to slow down tech development I don’t think it’s sensible.