Artificial intelligence may threaten individual autonomy in decision-making, affecting labor rights and medical diagnoses. AI can change behaviors without knowledge, undermining agency. Interaction with biased AI can lead to discriminatory decisions. Impact assessments and regulations are required.
The best approach to regulating digital assets is to merge the sections of the SEC and the CFTC. The objectives include creating federal regulations for non-security digital assets, clarity in the classification of digital assets, adapting traditional asset regulations for tokenized assets, and strengthening tools to prevent illicit finance. The current approach is flawed and could undermine existing regulatory frameworks. The need to merge both entities is highlighted, despite political challenges.
In 2021, Maryland implemented a digital advertising tax for businesses with global revenues over $100 million, facing lawsuits. Globally, several countries have imposed levies on digital services to regulate online platforms and increase government revenues, fostering subscription models.
