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This is the critical question of the moment…especially if we see a “breach” which is then weaponized and the pretext for control. Quoting @ylecun @kchonyc Exactly. The "escapes" were made possible either through egregious negligence or deliberate purpose (marketing? Misplaced hopes of regulatory capture?). Related
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