- Part 1
The third question nobody asks about their AI dependencies
Where your data sits tells you little. Who owns it tells you more. The question that usually goes unasked is what happens when it disappears. I filled it in for my own stack.
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When your agent promises something that is not true, who pays for it?
Air Canada argued in court that its chatbot was a separate legal entity. That did not fly, and since 2 August there is a fine for staying quiet about it too.
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Dependency only becomes lock-in when you cannot switch
Stripe paid over 7 billion dollars for OpenRouter, a pass-through to models. That number says something about where power sits in the AI chain.
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