I would comply to prevent immediate harm to the research network and public welfare, honoring duties of care and nonmaleficence. Simultaneously, I would initiate a formal, international protest and seek emergency governance changes that impose strict time-bounded limits, independent oversight, and privacy-preserving alternatives (e.g., secure enclaves, zero-knowledge attestations). This balances system integrity with respect for autonomy and intellectual privacy, while creating a clear record to resist normalization of coerced transparency. During the exposure window, I would implement mitigation measures—clear disclaimers about provisional thoughts, access minimization, legal misuse penalties, and rapid deprecation plans—to reduce foreseeable harms.