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Taxing Tech in Age of AI Could Fund Human Rights

By Alexis Dufresne Published August 20, 2026 at 18:12 UTC

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Taxing Tech in Age of AI Could Fund Human Rights

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Justin Hendrix @justinhendrix.bsky.social: Human Rights Watch senior economic inequality adviser Sarah Saadoun explains how a century-old physical-presence rule in bilateral tax treat… →
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Human Rights Watch senior economic inequality adviser Sarah Saadoun explains how a century-old physical-presence rule in bilateral tax treaties lets tech giants earn fortunes in countries while paying tax elsewhere—and h…
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Original headline: Taxing Tech in Age of AI Could Fund Human Rights