Limits on AI Are Just Trial-Running Content Moderation for Private Thought
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-10-29
The author argues in a one-line post that putting limits on AI amounts to trial-running content moderation for private thought — since models increasingly serve as an extension of how people think, constraining models effectively constrains thinking itself. It's a provocative framing of the ongoing AI safety-vs-freedom debate rather than a news item.
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