Columnists warn AI could reshape creative work, jobs and taxes
Commentary published October 14 argues that AI may erode credit for creators, challenge the job market and shrink government tax income.
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Commentators writing on October 14 examined how artificial intelligence could affect society. One piece says large language models are trained on creative work without credit or payment to creators. Another says AI is making serious inroads on jobs, and a third argues that AI will erode tax revenues that rely heavily on labor.
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