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7 September 2026

Tech giants know honesty can cost billions. Do we trust them with the truth?

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Tech giants know honesty can cost billions. Do we trust them with the truth?

Mandating disclosure rather than trusting the AI companies behind the technology could save them from their own worse impulses. And maybe it'll save us, too.

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