Uncensored AI Is About Sovereignty, Not Crime, Argues Open-Model Advocate
learnedall · x · 2026-10-16
In an X post, junsong argues that uncensored AI isn't about enabling illegal activity — it's about protecting personal sovereignty over your own tools. If a big company decides what your AI can think or say, he contends, you don't really own the tool; the company does. The take echoes the ongoing open-source/local-model debate over censorship and control.
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