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Customers interact with an AI assistant that can make mistakes. What transparency practice is most appropriate?
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- Pretend every response was personally verified by a human when it was not.
- Publish confidential system credentials as proof of openness.
- Clearly communicate the AI role, relevant limitations, and available escalation or correction paths.
- Hide all limitations because disclosure always prevents adoption.
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