The IMF Warns of Potential Disruptive Impacts on Employment and Tax Systems According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on October 12th, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned that AI is having a disruptive impact on the labor market and tax system, and policymakers need to rethink the education system and take immediate steps to help society adapt to the changes. Speaking at her first appearance at the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok on Monday, Georgieva said, "This is a slow-moving tsunami, but it is still a tsunami." At a conference on the impact of AI on employment, she stated that AI has already weakened the demand for some human workers by replacing a large number of repetitive, procedural jobs. At the same time, AI is also driving up low-wage jobs in industries such as construction, which she believes "is not something to celebrate." Georgieva stated that this transformation will have a profound impact on public finances. The risk is that AI may shift the economy from labor to capital, thereby weakening government tax revenue sources, as labor income has traditionally been a crucial basis for taxation. (金十) https://www.techflowpost.com/zh-CN/newsletter/139638
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IMF 警告 AI 可能对就业和税收体系带来颠覆性影响 深潮 TechFlow 消息，10 月 12 日，IMF 总裁格奥尔基耶娃警告称，AI 正在对劳动力市场和税收体系带来颠覆性影响，政策制定者需要重新思考教育体系，并立即采取措施帮助社会适应变化。格奥尔基耶娃周一在曼谷举行的 IMF 与世界银行年会首次亮相时表示：“这是一场缓慢移动的海啸，但它仍然是一场海啸。” 她在关于 AI 对就业影响的会议上表示，AI 已经通过取代大量重复性、程序化工作，削弱了对部分人类劳动者的需求。同时，AI 也正在推动建筑等行业低薪岗位增加，而她认为“这并不是值得庆祝的事情”。格奥尔基耶娃表示，这场转型将对公共财政产生深远影响。风险在于，AI 可能推动经济从劳动向资本倾斜，从而削弱政府税收来源，因为传统上劳动收入一直是税收的重要基础。(金十) https://www.techflowpost.com/zh-CN/newsletter/139638