How is that contradictory? It seems like a repeat of the (original, now eroded) vision of the newfangled Personal Computer as democratizing certain kinds of production:
1. It's open/accessible/etc. because it's easy for anybody to have.
2. But their is not open/accessible/etc. to strangers. Each person's PC/AI/etc. should be theirs to own, it should express their will and guard their interests... not somebody else's.
Similarly, "affordable housing" isn't the same as "you can pay $5 to crash in anybody's bedroom."
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How is that contradictory? It seems like a repeat of the (original, now eroded) vision of the newfangled Personal Computer as democratizing certain kinds of production:
1. It's open/accessible/etc. because it's easy for anybody to have.
2. But their is not open/accessible/etc. to strangers. Each person's PC/AI/etc. should be theirs to own, it should express their will and guard their interests... not somebody else's.
Similarly, "affordable housing" isn't the same as "you can pay $5 to crash in anybody's bedroom."