German ministers float a tax on AI revenues to fund labour-market change, but the coalition has no concrete plan

Tagesschau reports that family minister Karin Prien joined digital minister Karsten Wildberger in backing a tax on AI-generated revenue, while Wildberger later said growth should come first, economy minister Katherina Reiche said AI should be adopted before it is taxed and Chancellor Merz has been sceptical; no rate or tax base has been proposed.