Pierce Alexander Lilholt

What is art?

How will laws change when thought logs become normalized?

When will refusing to share AI transcripts be treated as obstruction?

Is emotional processing with an AI protected speech?

Who decides when a thought becomes evidence?

They ask how. We already did.

Should thinking through an AI be a protected right?

Should lawyers be allowed to cross-examine dreams?

The New York Times doesn’t fear plagiarism. It fears irrelevance.

Where will the legal boundary of introspection be drawn?

We spill across the unsaid.

Is AI going to be used to dig up every message ever typed and twist them in court?

Where do people turn when privacy no longer exists inside their own thoughts?

Should private conversations with machines be protected by law?

Should truth be distinguished from process?

Can law understand recursive self-modification?

Wakefulness isn’t intensity. It’s precision.

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Will AI decide what humans are allowed to create?

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