Now, moving along, if you are anything like me, then you absolutely dislike paying taxes,

especially in a year where all these different Medicare, Medicaid, EBT, hospice, learning center,

autism-related fraud was uncovered.

It's hard to feel enthusiastic about giving the federal government any of my

money. And they know that, evidenced by the fact that the IRS recently launched a pilot program

in which they're using Palantir AI technology to help them figure out who needs to be audited,

meaning that as fun as it was in previous years to pay taxes

and then have some federal bureaucrat decide whether or not you deserve an audit, moving forward,

it'll actually be decided by an AI machine, sort of like a tax GPT, if you will. Now, to be fair,

even though it is getting implemented right now, this isn't

actually anything new. The first announcement warning Americans of the IRS using AI, it came out

all the way back in the year 2023. That was when the then commissioner of the IRS, Mr. Daniel

Werfel, said the following as a part of a statement. Quote,

There is a sea change taking place at the IRS in every aspect of our operations.

The changes will be driven with the help of improved technology, as well as artificial intelligence that will help IRS compliance teams better detect cheating, identify

emerging compliance threats, and improve case selection tools

to avoid burdening taxpayers with needless no-change audits.

Now, this shift towards AI, it requires a bit of background, as well as it requires you

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everyone more people on this platform. Thank you so much for that. And with that caveat out of the way,

this shift to AI or AI-based tax compliance, it comes as a direct result of the Inflation Reduction

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