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So, they can put up some guardrails. Why tf aren't there guardrails around giving out medical advice? Doctors have to have insurance because they can give bad advice, they should pay up. That way, it'll stop giving out medical advice from fucking reddit.
if you squint really hard you can read this....
Are you defending chatgpt?
They're trying to get as many people addicted as possible
Giving them potentially lethal medical advice seems counterproductive to that goal
eh, I guess they win more people than they lose (by killing them)
Still working out the kinks. Not that it'll matter, it seems if you can blame the AI, legally you're good.
A few deaths is fine. There’ll always be more people.
Until the AI takes over and kills us all.
Drug dealers the world over would beg to differ. So long as you get new users in larger number than dead users, line goes up.
The AI or the psychiatrist?
(Not in this example, which meds are clearly working)
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