Strongest objection
What pushes against this view?
Some dangerous queries can be early signals of real threats, and systems may need to act before harm occurs.
QAEDA-ARG-001 · working thesis
Lawful inquiry should not, by itself, create a durable suspicion profile about the inquirer.
Strongest objection
Some dangerous queries can be early signals of real threats, and systems may need to act before harm occurs.
Current response
Subject matter can justify request-level friction or narrow safeguards where capability risk is concrete; person-level suspicion should require additional context, defined criteria, and review rather than topic alone.
Revision rule
Revise if robust evidence shows that durable person-level profiling from lawful subject matter produces large, repeatable safety gains that cannot be achieved with narrower request-, capability-, or conduct-level controls.
Open question
What evidence threshold should justify moving from anonymous request-level safeguards to person-level investigation?
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