Trezor Cuts Reseller Network in Supply-Chain Security Push
Trezor is shrinking its reseller network and adding supply-chain checks after reports that a Ledger wallet sold via CryptoBilis contained spyware.
Alex Gladstein argues the biggest AI risk is centralized control, not extinction, and that local AI could aid human rights.
This interview was published by Bitcoin Magazine.
Does the greatest AI danger truly lie in human extinction? Alex Gladstein argues it does not; the actual threat is artificial intelligence concentrated among dictators, governments, and a handful of major corporations. The chief strategy officer at HRF contends in this discussion that doomsday narratives about AI wiping out humanity are mostly propaganda. He also makes the case that AI running locally on personal laptops and phones could represent a major victory for human rights.
The interview covers these topics: freedom AI versus corporate AI; HRF's approach to training human rights activists in AI usage; the freedom stack built on encrypted inference, open weights, and local AI; the real risk of AI being centralized under authoritarian rule; HRF and Bitcoin Park hackathons for activists; why central bank digital currencies are a repressive tool; living on bitcoin in Kenya using Tando and M-Pesa; creating your own freedom technology with AI agents; Venezuela after Maduro and bitcoin as a lifeline; and the true meaning of “freedom money.”
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