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      <description>Treating AI risk as one problem leads to controls that are either too loose or too strict. Match each guardrail to the tier of exposure, write a policy you can enforce with tooling, and invest in training. Done together, governance protects the business without slowing the people already getting results.</description>
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      <description>Frontier model prices are set by a land grab, not by cost. Companies that cut staff and rebuild workflows around those prices inherit lock-in, lost institutional knowledge and a cliff-edge failure mode. A local-first, frontier-light architecture keeps leverage with the business instead of the provider.</description>
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      <description>Most client projects have a dozen pages, fifty users and three tables, yet get sold microservices, managed Postgres and a split frontend. SvelteKit, SQLite and Cloudflare cover that workload with one dependency and one deploy. Reach for heavier infrastructure only when the numbers demand it.</description>
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