When faced with uncertain technological consequences, the precautionary principle suggests restraint—act as though harm is real until proven otherwise, rather than waiting for proof before protecting people. It reverses the burden of evidence, asking creators to show safety rather than asking critics to prove danger, a stance increasingly relevant when effects are irreversible.
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