Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has urged technology companies to confront the risks tied to artificial intelligence in a new article, according to a Techub News item citing Crypto Briefing. Gates also put forward the idea of a "token tax" on AI usage. The proposal, as described in the report, would be aimed at funding global oversight efforts. It would also seek to soften the potential socioeconomic impact that AI could have. The source material did not provide details on how such a tax would be structured, what kinds of AI activity it would cover, or when Gates published the article. The report focused on two main points: his call for tech companies to take responsibility for AI-related risks, and his suggestion that AI usage could be taxed to support regulation and mitigation measures.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has called on technology companies to address risks linked to artificial intelligence in a new article, according to Techub News, which cited Crypto Briefing.
Gates also floated the idea of a "token tax" on AI usage to help fund global regulation and ease the potential socioeconomic shock that AI could bring.
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