Damn if you do something, damn if you don't. I think that the approach and advantage of CA/US companies is to be bold and do shit ("you can just do things"/"mo

Damn if you do something, damn if you don't. I think that the approach and advantage of CA/US companies is to be bold and do shit ("you can just do things"/"move fast break things"), they consciously manage huge legal liabilities (which are not minor in the US), I don't know how they manage to stay afloat, probably tight legal teams, and enough revenue to offset the liabilities. But the scope of ChatGPT is one of the biggest I've seen so far, by default it encompasses everything, whatever is out of scope it's because they specifically blacklist it, and even then they keep on dishing out legal, medical advice, and psychiatric advice. I think one of the systemic risks is a legal liability crisis, not just for chatgpt, but for the whole US Tech market and therefore the stock market (almost all top stocks are tech). Like if you start thinking what will the next 2008 would be, I think legal liabilities are up there, along with nuclear energy snafus and war.