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Are Anti-AI Linux distributions practical?
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2026
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It won't exactly be able to accomplish anything like that if it's been undermined no matter what the mechanism of its enforcement is.
This is the GPL's trap card. When it gets undermined, the "copyright" system loses its credibility.
That was the idea, at least. Seems like there's people who double down on their belief in copyright in response. But that's their own fault.
The usual saying applies: "It's easier for them to imagine the end of the world, than the end of ~~capitalism~~ the copyright system."