> The best thing Cycorp could do now is open source its accumulated database of logical relations... This is unpersuasive without laying out your assumptions a

> The best thing Cycorp could do now is open source its accumulated database of logical relations... This is unpersuasive without laying out your assumptions and reasoning. Counter points: (a) It would be unethical for such a knowledge base to be put out in the open without considerable guardrails and appropriate licensing. The details matter. (b) Cycorp gets some funding from the U.S. Government; this changes both the set of options available and the calculus of weighing them. (c) Not all nations have equivalent values. Unless one is a moral relativist, these differences should not be deemed equivalent nor irrelevant. As such, despite the flaws of U.S. values and some horrific decision-making throughout history, there are known worse actors and states. Such parties would make worse use of an extensive human-curated knowledge base.