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The four guides to action
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Personal values, group norms, written codes, law.
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Why are written codes weak?
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Written by the organisation and enforced by nobody — and afterwards they can be shown as evidence of care.
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Why is law structurally late?
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A legislature cannot write a rule about something nobody has seen yet, so the other three carry the years in between.
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The modern compromise
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A legal duty to achieve an outcome, with the industry deciding the method — roughly the EU AI Act's approach.
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