>As opposed to having no technical blocking capability.

I mean, this may have worked a decade or two ago, but if you built modern software this way the same government is going to toss your ass in jail.

"Oh no, I built a murder machine that I can't stop, I guess you can't prosecute me for that, it's out of my control".

You can only get away with that now if you're a billion dollar AI company. Otherwise the judge is going to halt your efforts and prosecute you for contempt and stupidity.

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cowlevel an hour ago | parent [-]

It's not for sure and you should consult a lawyer, but it's often the case that a court can't order you to do something you can't do.

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pixl97 42 minutes ago | parent [-]

Yet the law can. All the child protection laws we made years ago have made making unmoderated software very risky.

	▲	cowlevel 40 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Notice how they had to make that the law before it became the law. Before it was the law, you didn't have to unless a court ordered you to.