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The Smith-Wyden tax deal was widely viewed as businesses’ last chance to get uninterrupted R&D benefits by making them retroactive.
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April 14, 2024

The research and development dynamics going into 2025

A tax benefit for companies’ research and development spending has been one of the most bipartisan policies in Washington. It has racked up eye-popping support in the House and Senate.

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Recent jobless data shows the first signs of the societal disruptions of AI are already here. The warning is playing out in real-time, right before our eyes. We need to stop delaying efforts to make AI safe for humanity.

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