Justin Hayes
@thejustncase.net
#freespeech advocate, corporate welfare opponent, YIMBY | Comms director, The Future of Free Speech @futurefreespeech.org | Editor, The JusTN Case: https://www.thejustncase.net/
Reposted by Justin Hayes
How did your favorite AI chatbot rank when it comes to its “free speech culture”?
To find out how we evaluated and ranked each chatbot, read the full report here: futurefreespeech.org/that-violate...
To find out how we evaluated and ranked each chatbot, read the full report here: futurefreespeech.org/that-violate...
October 17, 2025 at 2:05 PM
How did your favorite AI chatbot rank when it comes to its “free speech culture”?
To find out how we evaluated and ranked each chatbot, read the full report here: futurefreespeech.org/that-violate...
To find out how we evaluated and ranked each chatbot, read the full report here: futurefreespeech.org/that-violate...
Read the full piece at The Bedrock Principle: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/germany-ba...
Germany Banning The AfD Would Be A Dangerous Mistake
Can democracy safeguard itself by banning extremist parties, or does prohibition plant deeper seeds of grievance that erode its own foundations?
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May 19, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Read the full piece at The Bedrock Principle: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/germany-ba...
Reposted by Justin Hayes
In this essay, Hirad Marami and I explore how open societies thrive when they embrace bold and challenging ideas, even from outsiders — including foreigners unafraid to dissent or criticize the government. www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/the-deport...
The Deportation of Dissent
Parrhesia or paranoia? From Aristotle to Hitchens, history sides with openness. Will America?
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April 14, 2025 at 11:51 PM
In this essay, Hirad Marami and I explore how open societies thrive when they embrace bold and challenging ideas, even from outsiders — including foreigners unafraid to dissent or criticize the government. www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/the-deport...
Reposted by Justin Hayes
Free speech in the AI age is going to be messy. But if we care about open societies, we can’t ignore how foundational these systems are becoming—and how they decide what can, and cannot, be said.
Read our full updated analysis here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...
Read our full updated analysis here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...
One Year Later: AI Chatbots Show Progress on Free Speech — But Some Concerns Remain
Generative AI platforms are getting better at allowing free speech—but inconsistently, and not everywhere.
www.bedrockprinciple.com
April 1, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Free speech in the AI age is going to be messy. But if we care about open societies, we can’t ignore how foundational these systems are becoming—and how they decide what can, and cannot, be said.
Read our full updated analysis here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...
Read our full updated analysis here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...
Reposted by Justin Hayes
Read what we found here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...
One Year Later: AI Chatbots Show Progress on Free Speech — But Some Concerns Remain
Generative AI platforms are getting better at allowing free speech—but inconsistently, and not everywhere.
www.bedrockprinciple.com
April 1, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Read what we found here: www.bedrockprinciple.com/p/one-year-l...