Louis Ingenthron on Nostr: They're there as much for the lawyers as for the users. Just like "don't eat poison" ...

They're there as much for the lawyers as for the users. Just like "don't eat poison" labels.

And, yeah, I think there's nuance there. When a company decides to use a chatbot as customer service, to speak on their behalf, then it absolutely should be liable for the results.

But that's a far cry from a generalized chatbot with a "don't believe my bullshit" disclaimer that can be easily-manipulated by the user.