I mean digital privacy was not a what-if when the DCMA was written, it and its problems existed long before then. You're conflating business written legislation which is a totally different problem.
Also I guess you're perfectly fine with me developing self replicating gray nanogoo, I mean I've not actually created it and ate the earth so we can't make laws about self replicating nanogoo I guess.
Yes please go ahead and do. We already have laws against endangerment as we have laws against fraud as we did have laws aroubd copyright infringement. No need to cover all what ifs, as I mentioned, unless unwanted behaviour falls between the cracks of the existing frameworks.
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I mean digital privacy was not a what-if when the DCMA was written, it and its problems existed long before then. You're conflating business written legislation which is a totally different problem.
Also I guess you're perfectly fine with me developing self replicating gray nanogoo, I mean I've not actually created it and ate the earth so we can't make laws about self replicating nanogoo I guess.
Yes please go ahead and do. We already have laws against endangerment as we have laws against fraud as we did have laws aroubd copyright infringement. No need to cover all what ifs, as I mentioned, unless unwanted behaviour falls between the cracks of the existing frameworks.