# Corriere della Sera Features my commentary on AI and Fiscal Erosion

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**Created:** [July 19, 2026, 8:55am UTC](https://keithlee.ac/t/corriere-della-sera-features-my-commentary-on-ai-and-fiscal-erosion/401 "2026-07-19T08:55:59Z")\
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**Post date:** [July 19, 2026, 8:55am UTC](https://keithlee.ac/t/corriere-della-sera-features-my-commentary-on-ai-and-fiscal-erosion/401/1 "2026-07-19T08:55:59Z")

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Source: [Tasse, la rivoluzione dell’intelligenza artificiale: chi le pagherà se i lavoratori sono già sempre di meno? | Corriere.it](https://www.corriere.it/economia/intelligenza-artificiale/26_luglio_13/tasse-la-rivoluzione-dell-intelligenza-artificiale-chi-le-paghera-se-i-lavoratori-sono-gia-sempre-di-meno-29ed2d6b-1337-42e2-ae6e-972a391b4xlk.shtml)

**Corriere della Sera** published an article by **editor-at-large Federico Fubini** on **13 July 2026** examining **how artificial intelligence may affect employment, labor-based taxation, and the fiscal capacity of advanced economies**.

- [Tasse, la rivoluzione dell’intelligenza artificiale: chi le pagherà se i lavoratori sono già sempre di meno? | Corriere.it](https://www.corriere.it/economia/intelligenza-artificiale/26_luglio_13/tasse-la-rivoluzione-dell-intelligenza-artificiale-chi-le-paghera-se-i-lavoratori-sono-gia-sempre-di-meno-29ed2d6b-1337-42e2-ae6e-972a391b4xlk.shtml)

It’s a commentary based on an interview conducted for the article. The discussion addressed the emergence of highly AI-augmented workers, the concentration of productivity gains among a relatively small group, and the transfer of economic value from labor income toward corporate profits and AI-related rents.

The article also considers the difficulty governments may face in replacing income-tax and social-contribution revenues if AI adoption reduces employment in knowledge-intensive industries.

A related [Executive AI Brief](https://siai.org/category/external-communications) expands on the discussion, including the relationship between AI-driven labor substitution, fiscal erosion, data-center taxation, and the geographic distribution of AI-generated value.

- Further analysis: [AI and Tax: Who Captures the Productivity Dividend? | Swiss Institute of Artificial Intelligence](https://siai.org/briefing/2026/07/202607290861)