AI economic transition
AI taxes and levies
Bills and laws that tax AI systems, automation or the revenue they generate, with bill numbers, sponsors and status once verified.
Summary
1 measure recorded for ai taxes and levies: 0 verified against an official source by a named reviewer, 1 recorded from a cited source and awaiting that review, and 0 still in draft. Types recorded: ai tax (1). The displacement policy index scores 0 jurisdictions this quarter from verified measures only; a pending or draft record counts for nothing until a reviewer has read the source.
- Measures
- 1
- Verified
- 0
- read from an official source
- Drafts
- 1
- listed, not counted
- Index snapshots
- 0
Last updated · Dataset: JSON
Measures (1)
| Measure | Type | Jurisdiction | Status | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI Tax and Work Protection Act (H.R. 10044, United States) | AI tax | United States | Introduced | Verified |
Timeline (verified measures)
By type and status
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| AI tax | 1 |
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 1 |
Data behind the charts
| Type | Count |
|---|---|
| AI tax | 1 |
Arguments made, for and against
Attributed to who made them, from the verified records. The tracker records positions; it does not hold one.
For
None recorded from a verified source yet.
Against
None recorded from a verified source yet.
Frequently asked questions
- What counts as an AI economic transition measure?
- A proposal, bill, pilot or law that responds to AI-driven economic change: an AI dividend, a basic income, an AI or automation tax, a sovereign wealth fund, a duty to disclose AI-attributed layoffs, retraining funding, or worker-voice provisions. Each record carries mechanism, funding, trigger, benefit, cost, bill number and sponsors, all null until read from the official source.
- Why are some records drafts?
- A record starts as a draft with every factual field empty. It becomes a record only when a reviewer has read the official source and filled the fields; until then the page says so, the record is not indexed, and it does not count in the index.
- How is the displacement policy index computed?
- Each dimension scores the strongest published, verified measure recorded for the jurisdiction in that dimension, by status weight; the four dimensions sum to the index. Drafts, unverified records and measures dated after the quarter do not count. The weights are published on the methodology page and versioned (1.0).
- Are the arguments for and against the tracker's own view?
- No. Every argument is attributed to the person or body that made it and links to where it was made. The tracker records positions; it does not hold one.
Informational only, not legal advice. Verify every claim against the linked official sources and consult qualified counsel before acting.
Frequently asked questions
- What counts as an AI economic transition measure?
- A proposal, bill, pilot or law that responds to AI-driven economic change: an AI dividend, a basic income, an AI or automation tax, a sovereign wealth fund, a duty to disclose AI-attributed layoffs, retraining funding, or worker-voice provisions. Each record carries mechanism, funding, trigger, benefit, cost, bill number and sponsors, all null until read from the official source.
- Why are some records drafts?
- A record starts as a draft with every factual field empty. It becomes a record only when a reviewer has read the official source and filled the fields; until then the page says so, the record is not indexed, and it does not count in the index.
- How is the displacement policy index computed?
- Each dimension scores the strongest published, verified measure recorded for the jurisdiction in that dimension, by status weight; the four dimensions sum to the index. Drafts, unverified records and measures dated after the quarter do not count. The weights are published on the methodology page and versioned (1.0).
- Are the arguments for and against the tracker's own view?
- No. Every argument is attributed to the person or body that made it and links to where it was made. The tracker records positions; it does not hold one.