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Digital Self-Defense and the Constitutional Problem of Concentrated Intelligence

The structural distribution of computational power dictates the structural distribution of cognitive liberty. As machine intelligence capabilities advance, the legal architecture governing access to, modification of, and defense through computational tools increasingly favors centralized state and corporate actors while systematically disarming distributed, independent intelligence. This adversarial examination of…

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Digital Self-Defense and the Constitutional Problem of Concentrated Intelligence
Executive Case for Reform
Research Design and Temporal Boundaries
The Constitutional Framework of Digital Power Diffusion
The Network Boundary: The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S.C. § 1030\)
The Hardware Boundary: Anti-Circumvention and Paracopyright (17 U.S.C. § 1201\)
Export Controls and the Enclosure of Cognitive Architecture (15 C.F.R.)
Structural Matrices and Doctrine Trees

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