The terms of use for most AI models say that they are unreliable and can make mistakes. Everyone who uses an AI model for say, financial planning or engineering

The terms of use for most AI models say that they are unreliable and can make mistakes. Everyone who uses an AI model for say, financial planning or engineering is supposed to pass on those details. It's literally written right under the text box and button where you put the input. If you're allergic to peanuts, and they put a clear sign that says this contains peanuts, then you are responsible for eating the food with peanuts. But when these middle man agents try to obscure the source, they leave out the part on unreliability or simply don't read it. In those cases, they're most likely responsible. In some cases, I see it like informed consent, where the thing could kill you but you were going to die anyway and the odds are better with the dangerous thing.