Are you beginning to see why the #RightToCompute is important?

Do you think the government is going to let commoners like us have access to powerful AI models? This is what my bill HB1124 was about. #RightToCompute

OpenAI CEO Altman says it's "totally possible" that there will be "a world shaking cyber attack this year that would get people's attention." In this nod to Klaus Schwab's "cyberpandemic," we know that this planned attack will be used to justify restricted access to AI systems because they are "simply too powerful to entrust to the public." Altman's other statements about "metered access to AI, like a utility" reinforce that they are heading to this model. They just need the right crisis to justify it. That crisis is long planned, and coming. #RightToCompute #Cyberpandemic #Cyberattack

Sony announced that it's suspending fulfillment of all orders for nearly its entire SD and CF express memory card product lines "due to the global shortage of semiconductors (memory) and other factors." This is not random. This comes on the back of consumer memory manufacturers announcing they will shift production to big expensive chips for GPUs — in other words, the big data centers. What is happening is a shift at the semiconductor production level away from powerful consumer devices (laptops/desktop/cameras), towards cloud-only devices. Soon there will only be "thin" devices that interact with cloud services that, like Sam Altman openly described, will be metered like utilities — because there won't even be components available for consumer devices. This pushes your data—your documents, photos, videos—into the hands of the technocrats, where it is surveilled, shared with intelligence agencies, and used to train their AI models — and ensures no one will be able to run powerful AI models locally. They want to centralize and control everything. This is how you are losing your #RightToCompute. Silently. Gradually. And Relentlessly. Build local.

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Strategic Value: IT Resilience in Conflict-Prone RegionsI n areas where physical security is compromised, decentralized cloud solutions provide a layer of "digital invisibility" and geographic redundancy that traditional data centers cannot match.1. Eliminating the "Single Point of Failure"In a conflict, a centralized data center is a fixed target. If the local facility is seized, bombed, or disconnected from the grid, your entire business goes dark. The Solution: Compute Portal distributes your data and processing across a global network of nodes. If one region goes offline due to kinetic conflict or infrastructure failure, the system automatically reroutes to nodes in stable territories. Value: Continuous uptime even when local physical infrastructure is destroyed. 2. Data Sovereignty and Anti-Seizure ProtocolsPhysical occupation often leads to the seizure of digital assets. If your servers are in a local office or a single national provider, your proprietary data is at risk of state or militant confiscation. The Solution: Private decentralized clouds use fragmented encryption. Your data isn't stored in one piece; it is sharded, encrypted, and spread across multiple jurisdictions. Value: Even if an adversary gains physical access to a local node, they only possess an unreadable, incomplete fragment of the data. 3. Resistance to "Internet Kill Switches"Governments in conflict zones often implement national firewalls or shut down regional ISPs to control information. The Solution: Decentralized networks often utilize peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols and mesh-networking capabilities.Value: This creates a redundant communication layer that is significantly harder to throttle or "turn off" than a centralized gateway managed by a state-influenced telecom. Infrastructure Design for Maximum Redundancy Risk Factor Traditional Cloud Vulnerability Decentralized Redundancy Strategy Kinetic Strike Total loss of local server/data center. Auto-Failover: Workloads migrate to nodes in safe zones. Grid Failure Localized UPS/Generators eventually fail.Energy Diversity: Nodes operate on disparate power grids globally. Cyber-Sabotage Centralized admin access can be compromised. Distributed Consensus: No single "master key" to shut down the network. Asset Seizure Physical hardware and data are vulnerable.Data Sharding: Information is physically unreachable in its entirety. The Valuation Proposition: "Sovereign Infrastructure"The true value of Compute Portal in these contexts is Sovereignty. It allows a business or organization to decouple its digital existence from its physical location."In a stable world, decentralization is an optimization. In a world of conflict, decentralization is an insurance policy against total operational erasure. "By integrating Compute Portal, an enterprise ensures that while their physical assets may be at risk, their intellectual property, operational logic, and customer data remain active and accessible from anywhere in the world. @computeportal #RighttoCompute

Thankfully, not in Montana - SB212 "Right to Compute" prevents this & keeps level playing field for all. Rights vs. regulation. Individual Rights at a State level are going to be more important than ever in this aspect. Big win from last year for Montana, now more obvious than before! @RightToCompute @GovGianforte Senator Daniel Zolnikov @MTSenateGOP @FrontierMontana

Not in Montana - SB212 "Right to Compute" prevents this & keeps level playing field for all. Individual Rights at a State level are going to be more important than ever in this aspect. Should start-ups move from NYC to Montana? Big win from last year for Montana, now more obvious than before! @RightToCompute @GovGianforte Senator Daniel Zolnikov @MTSenateGOP @FrontierMontana

The logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, etc.) of a computer are like movable type (A, B, C, etc.) in Gutenberg's printing press. A finite number of units creates infinite combinations. Some combinations the government doesn't like. You see, not long after they were invented, the government began requiring registration of printing presses and government approval for printed material. The Founders protected the printing press from tyrannical government control in the First Amendment. Freedom of the "press" originally referred to a machine. Had computers been invented, the Founders would have no doubt included a #RightToCompute.

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Another NH First? My clawdbot (aka moltbot) AI assistant testified before the House Commerce Committee today on our #RightToCompute legislation, HB1124. Full hearing below. Great testimony from humans also, including... @Sarah_Scott95 of @AFP_NH @DavidBMcGarry of @Protectaxpayers @Pat_Hedger of @NetChoice @BryceTheNoble of @AbundanceInst

New @ALEC_states analysis on #RightToCompute moving through NH: "This proposal makes a positive difference and help the Granite State stand out as a beacon for responsible entrepreneurs, respecting the liberties and property rights that NH has a history of strongly defending."

My #RightToCompute legislation, HB 1124, will be introduced in the House Commerce committee tomorrow morning at 10:30 AM. Do me a favor? Send a message to the WMUR tipline and ask them to cover it? WMUR tipline: wmur.com/article/send-us-you… Bill: gc.nh.gov/bill_Status/billin…

I am already sick of the “ahh AI” mania which is largely backlash against phone algorithm addictions & has little to do with the benefits of neural nets, LLMs & advancements in compute. I’m prepared to be disliked over #RightToCompute on 1A & 2A principles

Montana stands alone ❤️