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Henry Wang: Practical tests of AI sovereignty
Henry responds to the Feudal Token Tax hypothesis with enforceable permissions, isolation, spending limits, portability and recovery. LingoAI reposted this commentary.
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LingoAI uses a smart-home privacy controversy to explain its position on local processing, personal ontology and data sovereignty.