Here is where we are going: https://dsignrandom.tumblr.com/post/675431677522329600/not-so-futuristic-concept-of-a-market-street-each https://dsignrandom.tumblr

Here is where we are going: https://dsignrandom.tumblr.com/post/675431677522329600/not-so-futuristic-concept-of-a-market-street-each https://dsignrandom.tumblr.com/post/675431677522329600/not-s... I think that these bills will have not only a chilling effect over free speech, but also reduce the overall safety of citizens, both of which are truly bad things. And make no mistake, many countries will follow the lead of USA, UK and Australia in taking these steps. On the plus side, moving free speech outside the moderation of big tech and, by extension, big-government, is a good thing. And that will happen the moment people realize that they are liable for CSAM crimes for posting photos of bread and having a stupid AI flag them, or referring to their cat as "my kid" in a tweet. People with a strong political opinion on bread or otherwise will need to find high-effort platforms to publish those opinions, i.e. magazines, books, and (eventually) face-to-face meetups. My perhaps over-optimistic hope is that this will attenuate the rage-by-tweet phenomenon, we will get back to thinking before publicly expressing something, and people will only get mobilized after informing themselves properly on a subject. Even if this is a "count your blessings" attitude.