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i dont understand robot tax. companies only replace actual working staff with robots if its more cost effective long term for a company, or if the staff is lazy and under-producing. Do humans want job security? if a robot can do your job, clearly your job isn't as great or skilled as you think it is.
i mean looking at the advancements of AI and such, it wont be long before everyones jobs can be done with computers/robots. even manually entering data from hard copies will be automated at some point.
also, at what point do you charge a tax for robots? i mean how many human jobs must that robot replace before a tax is justified? technically a PC is a robot and with the advancements is Accounting/Auditingsoftware, staff sizes have drastically decreased compared to 50s/60s/70s. i mean even banks have less tellers now than in the past due to internet banking. should banks pay tax on each ATM machine, because technically they could have one human guy at each ATM serving clients?