[pfortuny]

Tesla has been sued for a similar reason "full self-driving".

AI companies are selling their products as "perfect" ("better than humans...").

I agree in part with you but I also agree that they are selling a hammer which can blow-up without notice.

[BadBadJellyBean]

I do agree that the companies could do a better job telling about the dangers, but let's be real here. It's hardly a secret that LLMs can be erratic. It's not news.

Other companies also tell me their product is the best thing since sliced bread. I still try to find the flaws. That's part of my job. But suddenly with LLMs we just blindly trust the companies? I don't think you.

I don't blindly give up my brain and my agency and no one else should. It's fun and educational to play around with LLMs. Find the what they are good at. But always remember that you can't predict what it will do. So maybe don't blindly trust it.