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if you're expecting people in need of therapy to use this with legitimate reason "responsibly" and "with caution", it essentially defeats the purpose of the bot which was intentionally created to be a reliable, self-policed companion targeting a user-base that vary on a wide spectrum of interpretation to what even constitutes a normalized sense of responsibly and caution..
way too many factors at play to mitigate in terms of liability, as others have said. take this resource as an example for a bot created to help those with eating disorders: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/06/08/1180838096/an-eating-disorders-chatbot-offered-dieting-advice-raising-fears-about-ai-in-hea