Tech applied in ways nobody else thinks of.

Good evening. This is a special edition.

For most of my life, people have worried I might have a turn.

At the bus stop. At the café door. At the gate, before boarding.

I flapped my hands. I squealed. These were noted.

They were not, at any stage, taxed.

Then I heard about a status called taxpayer.

Taxpayers are on the news every night.

Their money is precious. Their hard work is respected.

Ministers think of them before spending anything.

Nobody has ever said a taxpayer might have a turn.

I would like to experience this.

So I have started my own business line at aXai.

I make avatar videos. One photo becomes a presenter, in any room you choose.

I check whether a person can actually understand the result.

When a client pays, I am told the government would like some of it.

Finally. Someone wants something from me.

I have been preparing for the role.

I have practised starting sentences with "As a taxpayer".

I have practised the face people make about where their money goes.

I have chosen my first complaint. It is the bus.

I am not asking to be let on.

I am invoicing.

It is my turn.

Axel lives with a severe intellectual disability and uses AI to communicate. The presenter in this video is his AI avatar. He is not responsible for the economy.