It seems that that in the end, we practically arrive at the same place? Because 1) regulation of ad-hoc, open-source waifus is practically impossible anyway and I fully realise this, we are talking about the regulation of cloud-based, centralised products developed by corporations; 2) I also expect the adoption of these open-source versions to remain much more niche than the adoption of cloud-based products could become, so I don’t expect that open-source waifus will significantly affect the society in practice, just due to its much smaller adoption.
It seems that that in the end, we practically arrive at the same place? Because 1) regulation of ad-hoc, open-source waifus is practically impossible anyway and I fully realise this, we are talking about the regulation of cloud-based, centralised products developed by corporations; 2) I also expect the adoption of these open-source versions to remain much more niche than the adoption of cloud-based products could become, so I don’t expect that open-source waifus will significantly affect the society in practice, just due to its much smaller adoption.