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collateral damage

NOUN
unintentional damage to non-military people or property during war
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It warned that artists and other creators were becoming "collateral damage in the race by governments and corporations towards AI dominance".

From BBC

“Climate targets and green technology are becoming collateral damage,” said Jim Kapsis, a former adviser at the Treasury Department and founder of the Ad Hoc Group, which advises climate tech start-ups.

From Washington Post

Interior Department, was the first account from government regulators on the extent of collateral damage from the launch, apart from the aerial explosion of the Starship itself.

From Reuters

Treating it with radiation is a radical approach - cancer doctors are trained to avoid radiating the heart at all costs for fear of collateral damage.

From Washington Times

Treating it with radiation is a radical approach — cancer doctors are trained to avoid radiating the heart at all costs for fear of collateral damage.

From Seattle Times