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Knowing whether to rely: continuous awareness as a moral right in human-AI interaction
A person relying on a system has a right to know what it is; disclosure secures that right but only while the object of reliance remains materially stable. Under AI, the object does not stay still, and a model’s integrity can change without warning. A moment after disclosure is issued, the system de
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