Let South Korean residents share in the profits that tech companies make from the AI boom. The proposal comes from Yong-Beom Kim, an advisor to the country's president, the Financial Times reports.
After his speech, Kim clarified that it should not be a general corporate tax but "based on excess revenue" that companies make from AI production.
The two tech giants, Samsung and SK Hynix, accounted for a total of 3 percent of the country's GDP growth last year, based on the two companies' operating profit.
