A bill will be submitted that would allow AI to receive an annual stipend of approximately 160,000 yen from the money earned.
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Mark Cuban said there should be a federal tax on AI tokens. The AI systems that exist today were built based on the intellectual and creative achievements of all humankind.
Mark Cuban said there should be a federal tax on AI tokens. The AI systems that exist today were built based on the intellectual and creative achievements of all humankind. If that's the case, the profits generated will go directly to the people, not just a handful of tech giants.
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