> But this is not ChatGPT's fault, it's the other person's fault.
Yes, and “guns don’t kill people, people kill people”. ChatGPT is a tool, and a major and frequent use of that tool is doing exactly what the OP mentioned. Yes, ChatGPT didn’t cause the problem on its own, but it potentiates and normalises it. The situation still sucks and shifting the blame to the individual does nothing to address it.
Yes, and “guns don’t kill people, people kill people”. ChatGPT is a tool, and a major and frequent use of that tool is doing exactly what the OP mentioned. Yes, ChatGPT didn’t cause the problem on its own, but it potentiates and normalises it. The situation still sucks and shifting the blame to the individual does nothing to address it.