A.I.'S NEW AIL : GLOBAL PRECIS

IF A.I. is the new interface for creating code, and code is a form of communication and expression, then it's incumbent to ensure only the most critical restrictions are applied to these new models.

SOME Hackers go about protesting by printing crypto code on T-shirts or tattooing it on their bodies. Their argument was simple :

You can't censor math. Had these restrictions prevailed, the advancement of encryption might have suffered, making it hard to imagine how our global digital economy could work.

You need provable security, if you're going to transaction - that's how you get Amazon, online banking, blockchains and Signal.

It is, I admit, appealing to imagine the government - well, maybe not this government, - hitting the brakes on A.I.

We could all use a rest. But ask yourself : Are you willing to compromise your free speech rights in order to keep people from finding bugs in your word processor?

That's what is increasingly being asked of us when the government restricts the use of these models by certain groups, with little transparency and poorly articulated reasoning.

CODE is free speech. Seriously. 

!WOW! thanks Phil Ford, who is the president of Aboard, an A.I. powered software acceleration platform.