Are you saying that all products must be safe for children?
It's not cool to chop off a 13-year-old's arm, but a chainsaw will do that all the same.
It's not cool to chop off a 13-year-old's arm, but a chainsaw will do that all the same.
If you plan on children using it, which is clearly the case for Grok, yeah.
> It's not cool to chop off a 13-year-old's arm, but a chainsaw will do that all the same.
What chainsaw do you own that has a “when being handled by a 13 year old“ section in the manual?
It is exactly like a parent buying a chainsaw, which explicitly states keep away from children, and then giving it to your child all the same.
This seems equivalent to me to taking the training wheels off a bike and then complaining when your child gets hurt.
Important to note as well that kid mode didn't exist when this happened.