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AI & the Free Society

Capabilities may be open; actions must have bounds. AI regulation, platform responsibility, digital identity, work and its rewards: setting the rules once intelligent machines enter society, always with individual freedom as the point.

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2019–2026
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September 15, 2026
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  1. 1Put a Leash on AI, Not Pull Its Teeth — On Agent Safety: Capabilities Can Be Open, but Actions Must Be Bounded2026Introduction In July, OpenAI and Hugging Face successively disclosed a rare agent safety incident. In an internal test of cyber capabilities, OpenAI’s model,…
  2. 2AI Regulation Must Not Become a New Despotism in the Technological Age2026Recently, the U.S. government, citing national security, asked Anthropic to suspend foreign nationals’ access to its frontier large models Fable 5 and Mythos…
  3. 3Let Despotism Stop at the Factory Gate—On Anthropic’s AI Safety Politics2026On September 12, 2026, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published “We Must Pace the Frontier,” calling for a slowdown in the pace at which…
  4. 4Unemployment or Liberation? Artificial Intelligence’s Dual Revolution2023This article was published in China Business Journal (2023-02-07). The final section of social critique in this article is written extremely tersely, but…
  5. 5Distribution According to Enjoyment: How to Break the Logic of Involution in the Age of Artificial Intelligence2026The Cycle of Involution and Unemployment Could We Really Work Only Two Days a Week? As artificial intelligence keeps iterating, a new wave…
  6. 6Accelerationism Is Not Liberatory Enough; Only by Combining It with Web3 Can AI’s Potential Be Unleashed2024Thanks to Wanxiang Blockchain, I was invited to attend the 2024 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, and on April 6 I gave two talks,…

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Philosophy of Technology & AILet Despotism Stop at the Factory Gate—On Anthropic’s AI Safety Politics2026.09.15Culture & Public CommentaryMachines Can Ban Accounts, and Regulators Must Also Explain—On the Uber Case and the GDPR2026.08.24Culture & Public CommentaryCriticizing Meta Does Not Mean Letting the Government Become the Product Manager—On “The Medium Is the Message,” Parental Responsibility, Corporate Deception, and State Paternalism2026.08.13Philosophy of Technology & AIIn the Name of Transparency, Opaque Watermarks—On the EU’s AI Text Marking Regulations2026.08.11Culture & Public CommentaryOn Identity Impersonation, Freedom of Speech, and the Algorithmic Roots of Content Farms2026.07.28Philosophy of Technology & AIPut a Leash on AI, Not Pull Its Teeth — On Agent Safety: Capabilities Can Be Open, but Actions Must Be Bounded2026.07.25Philosophy of Technology & AIAI Should Be Born Bearing Sin2026.07.21Culture & Public CommentaryHu Yilin: The Digital Identity of the Future Should Not Be a Safer ID Number, but a Rights System of Proof on Demand2026.07.06Philosophy of Technology & AIFrom the China Zun Incident to AI Governance: Hu Yilin on New Technologies, Safety, and Social Mobility2026.06.29Philosophy of Technology & AIAI Regulation Must Not Become a New Despotism in the Technological Age2026.06.24Philosophy of Technology & AIDistribution According to Enjoyment: How to Break the Logic of Involution in the Age of Artificial Intelligence2026.03.30Philosophy of Technology & AIAccelerationism Is Not Liberatory Enough; Only by Combining It with Web3 Can AI’s Potential Be Unleashed2024.04.21