Back to Articles
The Big AI Players Won't Get Tax Breaks, Says Andrew Charlton

ABC News

ENRICHED

Details

Date Published
24 Feb 2026
Priority Score
3
Australian
Yes
Created
24 Feb 2026, 08:00 am

Authors (1)

Description

Follow the latest headlines from ABC News, Australia's most trusted media source, with live events, audio and on-demand video from the national broadcaster.

Summary

Andrew Charlton addresses the significant issue of the economic impact of AI development on Australia, cautioning against allowing major AI developers to dominate the market without equitable taxation. He suggests that without appropriate measures, AI could lead to an 'uberisation' of the economy where profits are exported and local value diminishes. This perspective is significant as it highlights an economic governance strategy aimed at ensuring that technological advancements contribute to national wealth, a key consideration in AI policy. While the article primarily discusses economic policy, it implicitly touches on AI's broader implications for national stability and economic security, thus intersecting with governance elements that could mitigate certain risks associated with rapid AI advancements.

Body

VIDEO: The big AI players won't get tax breaks, says Andrew CharltonKirsten AikenThe Business52m ago52 minutes agoTue 24 Feb 2026 at 7:17amHas Video Duration: 6 minutes .Watch 6m Dr Charlton joined The Business following a speech to the Australian Business Economics Conference, where he warned inaction risks an "uberisation" of the economy where AI's profits are exported.Share optionsFacebookLinkedInX (formerly Twitter)Dr Charlton joined The Business following a speech to the Australian Business Economics Conference, where he warned inaction risks an "uberisation" of the economy where AI's profits are exported.Business, Economics and Finance