I get your point, and you're 100% right. But isn't it a bit like pre-med student showing up at the hospital and offering to diagnose a patient, saying "I'm not a doctor, so what I'm going to tell you may be inaccurate, but here's what I think is wrong with you"? I mean, we wouldn't let that happen. ChatGPT is kinda saying "I suck at this but have fun. Oh, and you might die!" I'm exaggerating, but there's risk here that seems unnecessary and dangerous.