In the future, we may see a tax system that subsidizes labor instead of taxing it, as robots will significantly change the labor market.

Countries should focus on ensuring that their economic systems can adapt to the changes brought by AI, including taxation and UBI considerations.

AI's ability to replace mundane intellectual labor means that many jobs may not exist in the future, leading to increased wealth inequality.

One of our key focuses is studying the economic impacts of AI to determine if it will enable new capabilities and types of work, especially as the rise of automation means companies can achieve the same amount of labor with fewer employees, raising questions about the future of work.

The future of AI will likely lead to increased demand for human work, as AI tools will enhance productivity rather than replace jobs, similar to how self-driving technology has evolved.

AI will likely replace many mundane intellectual jobs, leading to increased productivity and wealth concentration among the rich, while potentially leaving poorer individuals behind.

The introduction of AI will not merely shift budgets from labor to software; it will create new opportunities for companies to automate tasks that were previously neglected, resulting in overall market growth.

AI will significantly impact the economy by enhancing productivity, especially for knowledge workers and engineers, who will be supported by advanced AI tools.

As AI creates value, we have a responsibility to ensure that those whose jobs are disrupted are supported and treated well, emphasizing the need for societal care in the face of technological change.