O’Shaughnessy Ventures CEO says Montana right-to-compute law should shield AI tool access

• OShaughnessy Ventures CEO Jim O’Shaughnessy hosted an Infinite Loops interview with Chaotic Capital’s Julie Fredrickson.
• Discussion centered on Montana’s Right to Compute Act, framing compute access as a speech, property, privacy issue.
• Fredrickson flagged rising infrastructure demand from AI, citing heavy growth in AI crawler traffic that could pressure the open web.
• She warned verified human-generated datasets could gain strategic value as synthetic content expands, raising identity verification needs.
• O’Shaughnessy highlighted cognitive security risks from AI-driven persuasion at scale, urging stronger provenance and critical thinking norms.

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