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The phrase implies a dire, uncontrollable future consequence of AI becoming widely accessible, triggering anxiety about loss of control — for example: 'too cheap to control'
“too cheap to control”
The word 'harrowing' is emotionally charged, framing a business/economic scenario in terms of dread and horror rather than neutral analysis — for example: 'more harrowing prospect'
“more harrowing prospect”
The dismissive phrase trivialises the catastrophic risk just described by equating it with ordinary imperfection, creating a false moral balance between minor flaws and existential annihilation — for example: 'no system is perfect'
“no system is perfect”
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