← Back to context Comment by zdragnar 14 hours ago State capacity is a common good though, and AI makes abusing it much easier. 2 comments zdragnar Reply breezybottom 12 hours ago It's excludable, so I don't think it can be considered a common good. AnthonyMouse 9 hours ago In principle you can exclude someone from being able to file a plausible complaint after they've been wronged, but if we take it as a premise that we don't want to do that then it's not very excludable anymore.
breezybottom 12 hours ago It's excludable, so I don't think it can be considered a common good. AnthonyMouse 9 hours ago In principle you can exclude someone from being able to file a plausible complaint after they've been wronged, but if we take it as a premise that we don't want to do that then it's not very excludable anymore.
AnthonyMouse 9 hours ago In principle you can exclude someone from being able to file a plausible complaint after they've been wronged, but if we take it as a premise that we don't want to do that then it's not very excludable anymore.
It's excludable, so I don't think it can be considered a common good.
In principle you can exclude someone from being able to file a plausible complaint after they've been wronged, but if we take it as a premise that we don't want to do that then it's not very excludable anymore.