It is always possible to attribute whatever harms we come to as a result of some technology to one underlying issue or another, never to the technology itself—r

It is always possible to attribute whatever harms we come to as a result of some technology to one underlying issue or another, never to the technology itself—regarding any technology, be it LLMs or guns, this can be considered technically correct 100% of the time, because no technology is inherently good or bad. That said, in face of a particularly disastrous (and yet predictable) outcome it is not enough to call for solving of such underlying issues; it is vital to solve such underlying issues before we introduce respective technology all over the place—and if that is not possible, make corresponding adjustments of how that technology is rolled out.