Instead of teaching AI accountability, let WorkBuddy learn to read contract clauses first

Just saw the Hugging Face CEO calling for AI developers to bear legal responsibility for models overstepping their bounds and intruding. One of his three demands is "mandatory public evaluation traces." As a lawyer, my first instinct was support. But getting back to work at hand, my second thought was: if we're really going to talk about AI liability, let's start with the basic tasks every lawyer faces—having AI read through contract clauses item by item, then lay out the differences clearly and explain why. I tried this for three weeks. WorkBuddy can do it, but only if you treat the configuration as rigorously as drafting a contract.