Raw LLM Responses

Robots are not on payroll. Just how do you tax something not on payroll or tax robots on private property if you don't know they use them? Does this include only robots that use AI? Do you tax the robot factory for the sale and the end user company a tax on the purchase. So if you buy a robot. Are you taxed until you throw the robot away? How does the government verify this? Do people have to make all robots like rentals that are taxed? Right now they stop paying workers because they get out of paying payroll and taxes. As in they are not collecting taxes for all the human workers that now don't work there. How do they know how many robots they are using to know how much to tax them? Should we tax maintenance and robot repair more? Some robots hardly break. Some break more often. Think about this. There will be far less people fixing robots that are quality made and some people will fix them, themselves if they know how without paying someone. I more likely see them buying replacement parts. So there is going to be minimal work for fixing the robots in comparison to how many people are replaced. So for as long as it's cheaper to use a robot and pay employees and taxes for having the employees. They will use robots. Eventually no one can buy anything. Hard jobs robots can't do is all that's left. Like roofing jobs. They can use robots to 3d print concrete. However i don't think the quality is as good as man done. Do we have to put work hour taxes on robots by law and then tax based on hours running?