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      <title>Limen: I Put a Camera at My Window and Asked Who Owns What It Sees</title>
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      <description>This week is Fix, Hack, Learn (FHL) at work (Microsoft), our internal week to chase a build we care about. Last FHL I worked on my agents and agentic loops, helping me scale myself and my work as a product manager. This time my project is personal, and it starts with a question I could not stop turning over: when a camera watches the front of my house, who owns what it sees?</description>
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