codeslaw

why is Roman Storm's case so important?
https://x.com/0x_m_j_r/status/1945286309922144406

because privacy and publicity are critical ingredients to constitutional democracy. in our history without them, autocracy has taken over, regardless of its disposition of justice or mandate.

internet-scale autocracy would be runaway superintelligence without the historic remedy.

this is salient to democracies and markets that depend on uncoerced, uncensored input.

otherwise such systems spiral into capture ripe for abuse (as this person intended).

can a government be accused of conspiracy to implicate the entire public of a crime?

should one deploy a validator or graphics processor, delegated to a rightful public assembly, are they already conspiring to produce harms, however the assembly can inclusively transform?

imho, law like section 230 is necessary because internet-scale democracy is so extensive.

accelerating internet-scale autocracy would be runaway misaligned intelligence.
https://t.co/vuUTsFrm6L

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