They are not liable for what the user generates, sure. That is a plausible legal argument. But these AI systems do not just generate CSAM by happenstance or th

They are not liable for what the user generates, sure. That is a plausible legal argument. But these AI systems do not just generate CSAM by happenstance or the user tricking them into doing it. These systems have their training data obtained by scraping everything off the internet. There is a lot of CSAM (and whatever you will call text/literature describing such things) on the internet, and so, in the training data. OpenAI had some of their Kenyan data tagging partners quit the contract because they had to tag which images and text were CSAM. (With none of the already-insufficient mental health resources afforded to social media moderation staff)