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importantSYS.SOURCE: Slashdot• 2026-09-28T19:06:16Z

Neal Stephenson's Humorous and Insightful Responses to Slashdot Interview Questions

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Neal Stephenson humorously addresses the legal implications of classifying hacking tools under the Second Amendment, advocating for First Amendment protections and transparency in software vulnerabilities. He also discusses the cultural and economic accountability of artists, contrasting literary recognition with mainstream media perceptions.

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