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Germany debates a tax on AI-generated revenue, but the government has no proposal yet
Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger argued for taxing the “extremely high revenue” from AI to fund the adaptation of the labor market, and Family Minister Karin Prien supported the idea. Later, Wildberger partly backtracked, saying growth must be allowed to come first; Economy Minister Katherina Reiche spoke of adopting AI before taxing it, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz is critical. The SPD appears open, but there is no concrete plan in the coalition.
Published in edition no. 4 of Noticiário do Joãozinho ·
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https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/ministerin-prien-ki-steuer-100.html