Nope, lazy take. It’s a percentage of the same taxes they would already pay, not forced labor.
@naval
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iPhone AI Feature Integration and Long-term Business Viability
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Yes it’s probably not a long term standalone business as eventually it’s a feature of the iPhone. You can already hack it on the iPhone but it’s too much of a hack.
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Tax policy on AI does not constitute forced labor argument
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Nope, lazy take. It’s a percentage of the same taxes they would already pay, not forced labor.
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App Requires Both Devices to Function Properly
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Great app but you both need the devices for it to work.
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Decentralized Authority: From Bureaucracy to Individual Choice
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Right now a faceless bureaucrat is the judge. This makes us each a judge. You can pick Van Gogh or MLK if you want.
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Tax Percentage Alternative to Forced Labor Debate
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Nope, lazy take. It’s a percentage of the same taxes they would already pay, not forced labor.
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Tax Policy and AI-Driven Labor Obligations Debate
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Nope, lazy take. It’s a percentage of the same taxes they would already pay, not forced labor.
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Polyglot mastery: diminishing returns and opportunity costs explained
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At the very least, strongly diminishing returns and high opportunity costs. ‘Polyglot’ is distinct from ‘genius.’
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Taxes as Indentured Servitude: Economic Philosophy Debate
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So you’re saying that taxes are indentured servitude? I don’t disagree…
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Optimized App Micro Speaker Solution for AI
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Maybe just an existing micro speaker plus an optimized app.