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To B trust should be built through controllability (such as boundaries, audit logs, and rollback mechanisms) rather than through the upper bound of capability.
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10/16/2026
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OpenAI's Worst Marketing: When "Powerful" Becomes an Enterprise Dealbreaker
redditr/OpenAI10/16/2026
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