Headline, July 19 2026/ HUMANITY : ''' CODE HONOURS CORE '''

HUMANITY : 

''' CODE HONOURS CORE '''

'' FASCINATING '' : ON THE WORLD STUDENTS SOCIETY - the source code is the exclusive and eternal ownership of every Leader, Parent, Student, Professor and Teacher of the world. !WOW! : ! Welcome All !. AND.........

Remember, the esteemed The New York Times is an endowed lifelong Trustee of The World Students Society. While the Global Founder Framers of !WOW! carry a formidable VETO.

CODE IS FREE SPEECH. SO VERY seriously. We won't get the A.I. regulation we deserve until we treat coding as a basic right. '' Welcome all to The World Students Society.'' The most democratic organization in the world.

The rollout of artificial intelligence technologies has landed at the worst possible time for humanity. [ Well, the second worst time ; everyone having hallucinating robot friends during Covid would have probably been far worse.]

At the same time, I'm a technologist who loves playing with all the new toys. So I was torn in recent weeks during the release and withdrawal of a powerful new Anthropic model, and the subsequent row between the Trump administration and the A.I. company.

On June 9, Anthropic publicly released Claude Fable 5, a more powerful model than its predecessors that was particularly good at writing and debugging computer code. After a few days, the Trump administration banned the model for any non-US citizen, citing salary concerns.

Anthropic, lacking the ability to discern nationality among the users - and having been reportedly given only 90 minutes to comply with the administration's order - pulled access for everyone.

The government eventually lifted the restrictions, saying it was satisfied with the steps Anthropic had taken to detect and address safety risks. By July 1, Fable was back online.

I am pro-A.I. regulation. So when I first heard that the Trump administration was cracking down on Anthropic, I thought : Even if this is happening in the most chaotic, least transparent way possible, perhaps it is pointing in the right direction.

But over the Fable-less weeks, I found myself getting increasingly angry, not simply because I couldn't gain access to the model I had paid to use, but also because it felt as if people were being censored, rather than protected. It agitated the same part of my brain that believes quiet deeply, in free speech.

And What I've realized is that responsible A.I. governance may really come down to something resembling a First Amendment approach.

Before we get to that, take a step back. Do you vaguely remember hearing, back in April, about some big A.I. that could hack the planet? That was Mythos - the most powerful version of Claude, which has been publicly released.

Anthropic discovered that Mythos could be pointed at large repositories of software code and would find very serious problems no one and nothing else had found, even in code bases that were decades old.

Everyone was freaked out by the velocity and the realization that a bad actor doesn't need to be a whiz kid to harness its power.

Those implications sent the global computer security status quo ablaze. Anthropic, trying to limit catastrophe, created a program for big companies, governments and open-source coding projects to get an early preview of the model so they could use it to find existing bugs and patch them up.

While it was figuring out how to deal with its new hacking superpowers, Anthropic added a guardrails to Mythos that would put the brakes on when you asked it to, say, design a bioweapon or hack into a server.

The new model that resulted from that, Fable, was pretty sweet; Before it was yanked, it found over 100 dumb security errors in a hobby project I'm building.

BUT NEVER FORGET : the right to code, Like all other free expressions, the right code implies in its complete entirety, a great honour, and a very great responsibility.

The Honor and Serving of the Latest Global Operational Research on Future, Free Speech, Code and A.I., continues. !WOW! thanks most profoundly and humbly Paul Ford.

With most respectful dedication to The New York Times, Leaders of the whole World, Global Founder Framers of !WOW! - and then grandparents, parents, students, professors and teachers.

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