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AI Debris: Residual Risk and the Afterlife of Failed AI Systems
AI governance frameworks primarily focus on risks during the development and deployment phases, implicitly treating system withdrawal as merely a technical shutdown. This paper argues that decommissioned AI systems generate residual risk, termed "AI debris", that persists after models are removed an
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