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Avoid reposts, memes, image macros, or one-line discussion prompts.

Check the subreddit before posting to avoid duplicates.

7. No politics unless directly relevant to AI or technology

Political content is only allowed when it directly concerns AI/technology policy, regulation, or governance.

General political arguments will be removed.

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