>Do we blame the car for allowing us to drive to scenic overlooks that might also be frequent suicide locations?
If one gets in the car, mentions "suicide", and the car drives to a cliff, then yes I think we can blame the car.
The rest of your examples and other replies here make it fairly clear you're determined to excuse OpenAI. How many people need to kill themselves at the encouragement of this LLM before you say "maybe OpenAI needs to do more?" What kind of valuation do you think OpenAI needs, what boring slop poured out, before you'd be OK with it encouraging your son to kill himself using highly manipulative techniques like shown?
If one gets in the car, mentions "suicide", and the car drives to a cliff, then yes I think we can blame the car.
The rest of your examples and other replies here make it fairly clear you're determined to excuse OpenAI. How many people need to kill themselves at the encouragement of this LLM before you say "maybe OpenAI needs to do more?" What kind of valuation do you think OpenAI needs, what boring slop poured out, before you'd be OK with it encouraging your son to kill himself using highly manipulative techniques like shown?