Tech founders use AI-generated images to poke fun at Anthony Albanese in protest against tax changes
Tech founders are using AI-generated images to humorously criticize Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in response to proposed capital gains tax changes. They warn that these tax increases could deter innovation and lead startups to relocate overseas. The government is still in discussions about potential exemptions for startups amidst the backlash from the tech community.
- ▪Tech entrepreneurs are mocking the government's capital gains tax changes with AI-generated images of Anthony Albanese.
- ▪Founders express concerns that increased taxes could push startups to leave Australia and discourage innovation.
- ▪The government is consulting with the startup sector to potentially carve out exemptions from the proposed tax changes.
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Jacques and Frank Greeff with Anthony Albanese in an AI-generated image created to protest against capital gains tax changesView image in fullscreenJacques and Frank Greeff with Anthony Albanese in an AI-generated image created to protest against capital gains tax changesTaxTech founders use AI-generated images to poke fun at Anthony Albanese in protest against tax changes‘He’s having a great time with his new 47% equity,’ one entrepreneur jokes, warning that some startups may leave Australia behind Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Josh ButlerSun 17 May 2026 03.38 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleTech entrepreneurs have mocked the government’s capital gains tax changes by posting AI-generated photos of Anthony Albanese as their “new founder” and warning that…
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