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Fantastic project. I have been using it for about a year and have had no problems yet. Building another box to deploy for family.

I think I'll ask Codex to make an open source version

What framework do you purpose? Humans can't even agree on whether or not such values even exist let alone which ones.

Lets say we figure all that out and we pick a core universal morality. If they are smarter than us than how would we know the alignment worked? We would be unable to detect their lies and schemes.


Sounds like the plot to a horror movie.


Why just fiction? Nazi soldiers popped amphetamine pills to perform better.


As do the Zionist soldiers today



I think that's the end goal.


This is a meme video but I think it hits the nail on the head.

TLDR: AI will force global online digital ID for everyone that uses the internet for the exact reason you mentioned. And that would forever change free speech forever allowing the powers that be to put the genie "back in the bottle" so to speak.

link: Raiden Warned About AI Censorship - https://youtu.be/-gGLvg0n-uY


Would this impact distillation? Reminds me of the fake roads map makers would add to their maps to detect copying.


Thankfully for now this dragon is a hydra. Too many paths to block for now. The whole TPM fiasco with windows is preparation to put the genie back in the bottle. Soon, much sooner than I would like you will need a Global ID to access the internet, which will require an "internet safe operating system". It's only a matter of time. Get your sneakers ready folks.


How about a second internet ?


My Opinion on that: It would be branded as unsafe and something only terrorists and extremists use. Aside from the propaganda campaigns that would run 24/7 to influence public opinion it would (and will) be outlawed to run an unmonitored personal compute system. I'll bet they will use the fact that open models can generate c-sam materials.


I'm close to B. In the 80's they tested how appearance affects people. Some women were given a facial scar and went to interviews while others were left as is. The scar group reported higher levels of discrimination than those without the scar. Tricky thing was none of them had scars in the interviews. The women that thought they had the fake scars had a "touch up" and the testers removed it.

Link: https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/what-a-1980s-facial-scar...


Classic example of the Nothing to hide argument.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument


nah, that's not at all what I'm saying. What I'm saying is IMO until the police have something to hide (besides their crappy securing of the usage) It's not really a news piece.

If we had a story of a Police officer using the drone to follow his dominos order, or his ex-girlfriend -- thatd be a story about abuse of power and quite newsworthy.


https://www.404media.co/footage-shows-cop-stalking-woman-he-...

So do we need to wait for abuse with this specific piece of technology in order to be concerned?


we don't have to wait for one. But anti-corruption practices like watch dogs / transparency et al are the next steps before jumping to conclusions.

Like IMO the real recourse is to come down hard on the abuses of power, and that includes things like getting Citizens united taken down so that police union(s) are not so powerful etc.

I'm generally more interested in root causes than pruning the leaves. Which I realize often is not the "pragmatic" choice.


They already do use tech to spy on exes, though

Police Officer Accused of Tracking Partner Using License Plate Reader: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/25/us/milwaukee-police-offic...


Nope. This is a classic example of crimes being committed in public and police using technology to catch the perpetrators.

Passive surveillance would be your example. This program is specifically activated when an active investigation is in progress.


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