At least if a doctor or a lawyer gives you bald-faced wrong information that meaningfully harms you, you have some, limited recourse, and that doctor/lawyer tak

At least if a doctor or a lawyer gives you bald-faced wrong information that meaningfully harms you, you have some, limited recourse, and that doctor/lawyer takes on some, limited risk if they're found to be straight up negligent. With ChatGPT there is no recourse and no risk to spew harmful falsehoods. [To be clear: I state how limited this is because if doctors were genuinely held to give beyond cover-your-ass standard of care, there would be way less medically traumatized disabled people out there. Unfortunately...]