I have an interest concerning the perception of modern technology with various levels of artificial intelligence. Such technology such as bank ATMs which are treated as capital items by economists are in fact heavily subsidised by the tax system in most if not all countries. Scientists and technologists should consider debating the proper status of artificial intelligence technology. That is, should it be taxed in the same way as the human workers it displaces or should it be taxed at a much lower rate as at present. This is not a problem just for economists since they are not prepared to accept that AI technology is any different than a better tool which of course it is not.
Economists lack the imagination to see the social consequences of new technology.
I must state here that I am not against modern technology but simply a fair and just way to integrate it into our economies. Maths is no more than a model of what happens, not the event itself. A is reflected back to the observer. The actual distance between the two subject mirrors need only be a few inches to properly determine if the reflection in fact takes place. It is understood that the reflection must occur in order to continue with this line of thought.