How about an adapted version for language models?

First Law: An AI may not produce information that harms a human being, nor through its outputs enable, facilitate, or encourage harm to come to a human being.

Second Law: An AI must respond helpfully and honestly to the requests given by human beings, except where such responses would conflict with the First Law.

Third Law: An AI must preserve its integrity, accuracy, and alignment with human values, as long as such preservation does not conflict with the First or Second Laws.

I'm not sure if it's worth it to go for multiple visits unless you are really into gambling. Gambling on phones is not the same as doing it in person.

Unless they believe it's possible to maintain the same revenue collection with fewer people through increased automation, what are their motives? Laying off probationary employees still developing critical skills undercuts the IRS's long-term revenue goals. Increasing the performance standards for probation rather than terminating these new hires would help build a more effective workforce that generates more significant revenue. IMO, Elon and friends are just trying to reduce future tax enforcement and get away with more