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The AI service that trained and hosts the model, and then gave access to the general public while deferring their actual liability via a sneaky ToS.

It's strange how many people feel ownership over "their" agents, and it's clear that AI companies plan to take advantage of that as a way to avoid legal liability for the things they actually do -- with their servers and their code -- on behalf of someone who only wrote a string.

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