
Protecting the Right to Local AI
Local AI should be a protected right, allowing users to own and run models on their own hardware without mandatory cloud oversight or restrictive licensing.
Coverage of efforts to protect civil liberties in the digital space, including free expression, privacy, and user rights online, often led by advocacy organizations like the EFF.

Local AI should be a protected right, allowing users to own and run models on their own hardware without mandatory cloud oversight or restrictive licensing.

Mandatory age verification laws are destroying online anonymity and privacy under the guise of child safety, creating a dangerous 'papers, please' internet culture.
The UK's proposed device-scanning mandate is a dangerous expansion of mass surveillance that undermines privacy without actually improving child safety.

Larry Ellison argues that constant surveillance will enforce social order by eliminating personal privacy.

Websites automatically collect a unique digital fingerprint of your device and behavior the moment you arrive, usually without your knowledge or consent.

The EFF is exiting X because the platform's utility for advocacy has vanished alongside its commitment to user security and human rights.