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Richard Stallman, a prominent figure in the free software movement, has voiced his critiques of artificial intelligence, connected cars, smartphones, and Digital Rights Management (DRM), emphasizing concerns about user freedom and control.
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自由軟體運動的知名人物理查·斯托曼（Richard Stallman）批評了人工智慧、聯網汽車、智慧型手機和數位權利管理（DRM），強調了對用戶自由和控制的擔憂。
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And someone actually asked Stallman: Should I use Emacs over Vi? Stallman answered... "As long as it's a free version of Vi, then there's no moral reason one way or the other.
"But Emac loves every user and will be sad if you don't love it back."
At the end of the event, Stallman auctioned off an autographed hardcover copy of Free Software, Free Society: Selected Essays of Richard M. Stallman, an Emacs manual -- and a gnu-shaped stuffed animal, which went for $260). But towards the end, 72-year-old Stallman was asked "What do you hope to accomplish in the next 10 or 20 years with this movement?" HIs answer?
"Well, sad to say, I probably won't see what happens in the next 10 years. I'm getting old. I may still be alive in 10 years. But I wouldn't count on that. It's not going to be up to me for that long."
He also said, more generally, that "we don't have enough control over the situation to be able to plan for specific goals.
"We can plan for what direction to push in."
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