This was a super interesting article. They're not wrong that productivity shifts create friction. The industrial revolution did exactly that in a good way but much slower than AI. But the solution of tax reform skips over what companies actually control. Companies can deploy automation, how you handle workforce transition, how you structure operations for an economy where certain jobs compress faster than others.
For ops leaders and CTOs this isn't really about taxes. It's a signal that the AI productivity gains people are projecting are aggressive enough to worry serious technologists. That should change how you think about automation ROI calculations and timeline assumptions. That is a big and exciting change to what is happening in the economy.
What does this change in your 2-3 year tech and operations roadmap?
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Source and context
This commentary was originally published on LinkedIn in response to Sam Altman and Vinod Khosla agree: AI will break the economy. Their fix is no income tax for most Americans | Fortune.