A Sunday comic series about the week the government read a model the bug-fix it asked for, then filed the model under munitions. Ten strips. One protest tee.

In the 1990s, encryption was put on the U.S. munitions list — so people printed the source code on T-shirts to make the point that code is speech. This tee updates the joke for the model that thinks. Cryptographic software is one line up; machine intelligence is the new entry.
The refusal was in January. Read the short history of how a bug-fix became a weapon.
The whole story →