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Taxing artificial intelligence: What’s on the table, and what’s at stake

Artificial intelligence's potential to boost productivity but displace workers is prompting discussions around AI-specific taxes. These proposals aim to address federal revenue impacts, infrastructure costs, and the pace of AI investment, each with distinct objectives, revenue potentials, and administrative challenges, alongside broader policy tensions like domestic investment and national security. This article examines the arguments for and against taxing AI, and details five leading proposals.

Looking at the future of artificial intelligence in the workplace

Nov 01,26 | 01:41 EST

The rise of generative AI since 2022 has sparked conversations about workforce impact. UTC's Heather Thach highlights AI’s relevance across industries and encourages ongoing education to build AI literacy, enabling workers to meet evolving job expectations and adapt to technological progress confidently.

PSUs are back-but they should exercise caution when implementing artificial intelligence

Nov 01,26 | 01:40 EST

Public Sector Units (PSUs) are experiencing a global resurgence, driven by economic necessities exacerbated by geopolitical events, supply chain disruptions, and climate change. As PSUs, particularly in India, rapidly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance productivity and efficiency, there's an urgent need for robust governance and regulatory frameworks. India presents a unique 'duality' where the government publicly disavows PSUs while heavily relying on them for strategic objectives and revenue generation. This paradox, coupled with existing 'fuzzy' governance norms, makes the cautious and regulated implementation of AI in these critical public entities paramount to mitigate potential pitfalls and ensure responsible technological integration.

Why artificial intelligence can’t replace your financial planner

Nov 01,26 | 01:38 EST

The article explores why artificial intelligence, despite its growing capabilities in processing financial documents, running tax analyses, and estimating retirement savings, cannot fully replace human financial planners. It emphasizes that money decisions are often deeply emotional, rather than purely logical, highlighting the irreplaceable value of a planner's ability to listen, ask probing questions, and guide clients to their own, more actionable, conclusions.

One of the Fastest-Growing Segments of the Crypto Market Involves Artificial Intelligence. Here's the 1 Cryptocurrency I'm Buying Now.

Nov 01,26 | 01:37 EST

AI commerce is just starting to take off, and Solana is positioned for success already.

Congress members demand that Trump preserve correspondence with artificial intelligence for a future investigation - Politico

Nov 01,26 | 01:36 EST

U.S. House Democrats want to examine the influence of AI on White House decisions. They demand that Trump's prompts and the bots' responses be preserved.

Artificial Intelligence is overthrowing the purpose of schooling. Now what?

Nov 01,26 | 01:35 EST

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly advancing, with recent breakthroughs like OpenAI disproving Navier-Stokes equations demonstrating its profound capabilities. This rapid progress is challenging the traditional purpose of schooling and raising significant concerns about its future impact on the job market. Many professionals foresee extensive job displacement, particularly in white-collar sectors, potentially leading to a dramatic increase in unemployment rates. This article argues that students and educational institutions must move beyond passive adaptation and actively engage in educational reforms and AI regulations to redefine the core value of an education, emphasizing critical thinking, curiosity, self-development, and community building, rather than merely preparing for an increasingly unstable job market.

Artificial Intelligence is a Horror Story

Nov 01,26 | 01:33 EST

Nick Ripatrazone argues that Artificial Intelligence is a form of horror, portraying it as an evil disguised as progress. It delves into the dark prophecy of physicist John Desmond Bernal, who envisioned human brains existing without bodies, and compares this to the pervasive and often detrimental impact of generative AI on daily life, suggesting it strips away human dignity.

Super Intelligence - NASA

Nov 01,26 | 01:31 EST

Per the Sept. 29, 2026, Executive Order 14434: Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence, NASA is working to update its communications to incorporate the term “super intelligence” as directed. At NASA, use of super intelligence has a role in our missions, exploration of the Moon and Mars, weather, mission planning, and more. Super intelligence helps us support missions and research projects across the agency, analyze data to reveal trends and patterns, and develop systems capable of supporting spacecraft and aircraft autonomously. NASA’s researchers and engineers have safely used super intelligence for decades and are currently leveraging emerging SI technology to best serve our missions – from sifting through satellite imagery, developing technology for autonomous vehicles, and searching for planets outside our solar system using our deep space telescopes, and more. The agency is also looking at external partnerships with SI leaders in the private sector and the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics community to advance cutting-edge development for the growing space economy and commercial space.