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// INEQUALITY_SOLUTIONS

OpenAI Discovers Magic Formula to End Inequality: Public Wealth Funds and Robot Taxes

In a groundbreaking move with absolutely no room for skepticism, OpenAI has unveiled its innovative and not-at-all-theoretical plan to tackle economic inequality: tax the robots and create a utopian four-day workweek. Experts agree this will solve all impending AI-induced economic disruptions (naturally).

OpenAI, the benevolent shepherd of artificial intelligence, has generously offered a comprehensive cure-all for future economic woes. Their plan, which is fittingly grandiose, involves taxing the profits of AI entities and funneling all that monetary harvest into public wealth funds. Officials were quick to express confidence in this forward-thinking strategy, designed to redistribute wealth equitably — or as equitably as a tech-driven age allows.

The proposal hinges on a pioneering concept: taxing the machines that will, undoubtedly, soon outperform human productivity in every conceivable industry. Undeterred by logistical challenges, OpenAI representatives believe a 'robot tax' will provide essential funding for social safety nets and cushion any potentially unforeseen 'minor' job displacements (because those are never a big deal).

One enthusiastic fictional spokesperson, Taylor Alvaretti from OpenAI's Department of Dream Realization, shared, 'We are set to revolutionize the economy in just the way our shareholders will let us. With robot taxation and a four-day workweek, we are recreating the world as an idyllic AI-Management Co-op.'

All of this plays perfectly into the ever-popular dream that humans will soon have the leisure to enjoy their four-day workweeks, supported by efficient AI making all that tedious, time-consuming labor unnecessary. After all, when has consolidation of tech power in a handful of entities ever had negative repercussions?

As we collectively await the advent of this automated Eden, one question resonates above the chatter — who gets to train these robots to do their soon-taxable tasks? We look forward to tech companies solving that non-issue with equally boundless imagination.

FACT_CHECK OpenAI proposed taxes on AI profits and public wealth funds to address potential job loss and inequality due to AI advancement. → original source