The problem with examples like robbing a bank, is that there are contexts where the information is harmless. You could be an author looking for inspiration, or

The problem with examples like robbing a bank, is that there are contexts where the information is harmless. You could be an author looking for inspiration, or checking their understanding matters sense, being the most obvious context that makes a lot of questions seem more reasonable. OK, so the author would likely ask a more specific question than that, but overall the idea holds. Having to "ask the right question" isn't really a defense against "bad knowledge" being output, as a miscreant is as likely to be able to do that as someone asking for more innocent reasons, perhaps more so.