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13 Feb 2025
#economy
Fox News: The impending AI-driven jobless economy: Who will pay taxes?
The rise of artificial intelligence poses a significant threat to the U.S. socioeconomic system, as it is set to eliminate many jobs, leading to increased unemployment and a decline in federal revenue derived from income taxes. To address this, a radical shift in taxation is proposed, suggesting that AI systems should be taxed to support those displaced by automation.
The concept involves taxing the value generated by AI and redistributing the revenue to support citizens, potentially through mechanisms like Universal Basic Income. This approach aims to ensure that as AI takes over jobs, there is still a means to provide for those affected, avoiding a dystopian future of widespread unemployment.
#education
Front Page Magazine: School Where 1 in 5 Students Can Read Complaints Trump Took Away Their Electric Buses
In the Ritenour School District, only 28% of elementary students are proficient in reading, and 20% in math, despite a high student-to-teacher ratio and significant funding. The district is now facing challenges due to frozen federal funds for electric buses, which were intended to replace diesel buses.
Ritenour officials were promised $9.5 million for electric buses under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, but the funding pause raises concerns about the district's priorities amid poor academic performance. The planned celebration for the buses will proceed, although the EPA's presence is uncertain.
#crime
Le Monde: Twelve people injured after man throws grenade into French bar
A grenade explosion in a bar in Grenoble, France, injured twelve people, with two in critical condition. The assailant reportedly threw the grenade and fled the scene. Investigators suspect a possible link to drug trafficking and do not believe it to be a terrorist act.
Local officials condemned the violence, emphasizing the bar's role as a community gathering place. Health Minister Yannick Neuder plans to visit the victims, while Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau will address safety concerns during his upcoming visit.