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The core of the Theranos problem was that a technology that simply did not hold up at the physical and chemical level was packaged as a usable product, whereas most current AI systems can genuinely accomplish many of the tasks they claim, except that capability boundaries, reliability, and cost structure are often obscured by marketing.
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10/30/2026
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