Engineer warns AI-era tax rules may get even more convoluted since "the AIs can handle it"
MikePFrank · x · 2026-10-13
Engineer Mike Frank voices a counterintuitive concern: in an age of powerful, near-superhuman AI, tax rules may become even more stupidly overcomplicated — because lawmakers can assume "oh, the AIs can handle it."
A notable second-order effect: cheaper AI compliance may incentivize more complex rules rather than simpler ones.
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