People are usually driven by basic operant conditioning, not safety-aware abstract principles. In the 2000s everyone was hyper aware of privacy issues, putting

People are usually driven by basic operant conditioning, not safety-aware abstract principles. In the 2000s everyone was hyper aware of privacy issues, putting personal information online, safety, etc. However the last 15 years of people doing more and more risky stuff with allowing systems and computers to store and use their data and only getting benefits and more fun videos to watch, there's no internal shared concern to act in accordance to every possible safety principle. People just want the cool chatbot to do their work for them. Especially with the scale of FOMO with these things, no one is going to sit back and not be risky when they read that other people are saving many hours a day letting ChatGPT do their work for them. Until something really bad happens people aren't going to change their behavior.