The “Free Ross” movement posted a billboard in Times Square in New York as part of its campaign to release Rilk Road founder Ross Ulbricht.
According to the account of Twitter “Clemency for Ross”, the billboard will display the message and the image for several months. Apparently, it was funded by “a generous supporter” and not by donations raised by the site.
Ulbricht was sentenced in 2013 to life in prison for setting up and operating the Silk Road darknet market. However, he continues to contribute to the crypto ecosystem through friends who publish his ideas online.
On May 20, Ulbricht’s Medium account posted an article proposing a solution to the “content problem” on encrypted platforms. It is an automated method of eliminating harmful content through zero-knowledge proofs in correlation with artificial neural networks.
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