> And it doesn't have any of the privacy downsides that the Internet has. You can do anything you want with it, total freedom. No more law enforcement or intelligence agencies

Don't get too complacent. LE agencies already know this and all of that can still be surveilled, just not through passive intercept.

This is actually the epoch I trust the least. We've had decades to refine spyware and condition people to install random binary blobs to do most anything. Auto-update and new ownership break provenance. Netherlands recently made it legal for police to hack anyone given probable cause.

AI isn't safe or private unless it's air-gapped. I suggest you start figuring that one out while you still have time.