Raghuram Rajan, former Reserve Bank of India governor, has pitched an AI tax idea that suggests companies may have to pay more every time they use artificial intelligence to replace work done by a person.
In a recent Project Syndicate column titled "How Corporations Can Mitigate an Al Jobocalypse", Rajan suggested that governments could tax the AI “tokens” companies use and use incentives to encourage businesses to retrain and retain employees.
