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Threadguy explains why he thinks Claude should be LIABLE for damaging his apartment “I have these electric blinds, they weren’t working so I asked Claude how to fix it. I did exactly what Claude said, the entire blinds come crashing down, they snap off, there’s copper wires exposed everywhere”...

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