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    When the AI Services Stop

    see no evil, hear no evil, say no evil
    M. Martin considers a shared AI-service interruption as a question of public dependence and accountability. The essay distinguishes suspected technical causes from confirmed explanations while examining the infrastructure underneath commercial systems.
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