> In any other context, this would be known as "civil disobediance". It's generally considered something to applaud.
No, civil disobedience is when you break the law expecting to be punished, to force society to confront the evil of the law. The point is that you get publicly arrested, possibly get beaten, get thrown in jail. This is not at all like what Open AI is doing.
No, civil disobedience is when you break the law expecting to be punished, to force society to confront the evil of the law. The point is that you get publicly arrested, possibly get beaten, get thrown in jail. This is not at all like what Open AI is doing.