Carter C. Price

I had a great chat on @pitchforkeconomics about a gloomy topic: the cost of fifty years of rising income inequality. You can read more about this research here (link fixed): rand.org/pubs/working_p…

8/8 You can read more about this and a lot of other findings here. Now that we've built the tool, we have an ambitious research agenda applying modern analytic methods to explore #tax and fiscal policy. rand.org/pubs/tools/TLA…

7/8 However, the effective corporate tax rates vary substantially by sector.

1/8 We have a new tool for tax policy resarch. RAND's tax code analysis tool uses natural language processing, machine learning, and network analysis to map the Internal Revenue Code (U.S.C. Title 26) line-by-line. You can read about it here:  rand.org/pubs/research_…

Until people can trust AI to do their taxes, they shouldn’t trust it to do their jobs. That gives us a little time to prepare—but not much, writes @CarterCPrice on.wsj.com/4jtCnNT

@MattBruenig They almost certainly have integrated it for customer services. But when a general use system can do my taxes, why would I bother with Intuit?

@CarterCPrice What will happen is Intuit will integrate it, if they haven't already

My commentary on #AI in today's @WSJopinion : wsj.com/opinion/would-…

When do you think you'll be comfortable with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or one of the others #AI platforms doing your taxes?

This builds on some work that I have with Akshaya Suresh about disruptions from labor replacing #AI: rand.org/pubs/working_p…

7/ And learn more about the RAND Budget Model here: rand.org/education-empl…

6/ There's much more to explore in our report, which is free to download: rand.org/pubs/research_…

1/ In September, the federal debt hit $30 trillion. That's over 100% of GDP—higher than at any point since WWII. How did we get here? And what might help the U.S. reduce the debt burden to a manageable level? Our new @RANDCorporation report explores…🧵