I agree with your point the users are at fault, not the technology itself. It's the govt which was separating families wrongly and the schools who discriminated

I agree with your point the users are at fault, not the technology itself. It's the govt which was separating families wrongly and the schools who discriminated who should suffer, not the companies making the tech. That being said, this is a problem which regulation can be made to help solve. For example, a rule saying that any sold or licensed LLM to businesses needs to be run against a set of cleaning / filtering models (like the recently-released Purple Llama) before being packed up and sold / hosted. Maybe there can be an exception for individuals and exempt orgs (charities and religions may get an exemption, I could imagine).