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        "text": "Common risks include promising more automation than the workflow can reliably deliver, using weak source material, exposing sensitive information, and publishing unverified claims. A prompt alone cannot guarantee accuracy, compliance, conversions, or income.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business specifically emphasizes source checking, secure account connections, review checkpoints, and approval before messages, publication, spending, or sign-ups. These controls matter more as several assistants and platforms are connected.\n\nKey factors:\n- What information the AI receives\n- Who reviews the output\n- Which actions are automated\n- How errors are detected and corrected\n\nPractical guidance: Define acceptance criteria, require human approval for consequential actions, keep credentials secure, and maintain a record of sources and revisions. Do not use invented statistics, testimonials, proof, or earnings claims.\n\nRun My AI Business presents AI workflows as educational tools that require owner oversight.",
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