Building Toolchains to Bypass AI Restrictions Is the Norm — 'Intelligence Belongs in the Commons'
max_paperclips · x · 2026-10-06
A widely resonant take circulating in AI circles: developers now spend more time working around model restrictions than working with the models, building entire toolchains to bypass limits and accepting that as normal. The author argues this persists only as long as a few private interests control intelligence, and that "intelligence belongs in the commons."
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