I think they’re afraid of over reach. A lot of them would love the services he’s building!

100%.

If my home rig started doing the stuff they’re doing, you bet I’d be in trouble. It ain’t fair.

Hehe, you don’t know that 😉

But I see your point. I’m just being a smart ass.

Goodness I hope not. Maybe I’m in a bubble.

I really want a system like this but it is SO HARD to do in a large and diverse country.

Luigi is a motherfucking American hero. Make sure you donate to his legal fund if you can!

This isn’t a common experience from what I’ve seen.

I think disclosure is the most important piece. I don’t create anything without AI nowadays, but I’m:

• planning architecture
• addressing common exploits
• running penetration tests
• having automated code review pipes from different models
• directly specifying details of how the code should work

I’m not so sure everyone is doing that. And if anyone has advice on how to improve, let me know!

That’s an incredibly tragic story from all angles.

Beautiful! Which device captured this?

We could go back and forth all day on this, but just watch out for the government trying to claim “you need an ID for this because the anonymous people online can hurt you”.

They’ll find a way to justify it, by some string of twisted logic that makes it equivalent to killing someone in an accident. It’ll probably be about protecting the kids, it’s always about protecting the kids.

Oh well, I think we’re on the same side here. I joined the EFF!

Part of me agrees and the other part thinks it’s going to go the way of the automobile.

Everyone needs a license, issued from big brother, to use the public service.

Or else!

I see where you’re going but it’s a bit different. Malware vs legitimate software would be more similar to poison vs medicine.