Orly Mazur

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Orly Mazur is a leading voice at the intersection of tax law and emerging technologies. Her research focuses on the profound legal and economic challenges posed by automation, artificial intelligence, and the digital economy. Mazur is best known for her groundbreaking work, "Taxing the Robots," which has garnered significant attention for its forward-looking analysis of how AI-driven job displacement threatens government revenue streams and economic equality. In this seminal paper, she explores the viability of robot taxes and other policy mechanisms to address the fiscal and social disruptions of automation. Her scholarship has been instrumental in shaping the debate on how tax systems must evolve to account for a future where machines increasingly replace human labor. With her work cited by policymakers and academics alike, Mazur is recognized as a critical thinker on the legal frameworks needed to ensure that technological progress does not come at the expense of a stable, equitable society.