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Economists call for 'tax revolution' and bonus-malus to harness AI's work impact

Economists Jean-Hervé Lorenzi and Alain Villemeur argue in an op-ed that past industrial revolutions created more jobs than they destroyed, and propose a tax revolution with a bonus-malus system to maximize AI's benefits for work.

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  1. 2026-10-28 11:35 · Le Monde: Pixels (English)
    AI and work: 'Previous industrial revolutions have, over the long term, always created more jobs than they destroyed'

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