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Cruelty Across Substrates: From Animal Cruelty to Embodied AI and the Coming Detection Gap
Childhood cruelty to animals is among the most durable behavioral warning signs of later interpersonal violence in the forensic and clinical literature. The predictive mechanism does not rest on any settled answer about the moral status of the target. It rests on what the perpetrator practices, rehe
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