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The claim of "AI can't be trusted for important questions" is actually a strong argument in favor of public access for more information. Why can't I point my agent at the full text of the law? Sure it might be wrong, but so might my lawyer -- that's what the courts are for. Set more knowledge free.

Carl Vitullo

@vcarl.com

Lawrence Lessig was right

Carl Vitullo

@vcarl.com

What if your landlord was required to publish the lease terms of everyone in your building? Their maintenance costs in the accounting of where that money was spent on work and materials? Your city government how money is spent maintaining roads

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Carl Vitullo

@vcarl.com

Some of this is already true, some of it's true depending on where you are, or who you're dealing with.

Carl Vitullo

@vcarl.com

I'm generally in support of this anyway, but I do think that the ability to directly convert money and compute into reasonable cognitive efficacy changes the value math on why it's societally good to make more information public