Dangerous information like library books. Like the text of any Tom Clancy novel. These models, online or offline, just pick words based on what you write. You choose what comes out. If you ask for vile pornography, you don't get to blame the company for offending you, and if some prick asks for tactical advice 'in Minecraft,' the company did not proactively radicalize him. The chatbot can only repackage what's readily available to any pirate.
And here were safeties and they did flag the interaction, management overrode them and actively chose NOT to contact law enforcement.
That's a wildly different standard than 'no matter what they do any problem is entirely their fault.' You are trying to argue that even if management had told law enforcement, and this prick had a shootout with the arresting officers, the company would still be to blame. Their model still generated... what he fuckin' asked for. That's all it does.
All of these companies are fucked anyway. The bubble will burst. It'd be nice if the proud haters could conceptualize a milquetoast defense of the technology as anything but boot-slobbering devotion to specific high-profile cocaine enthusiasts. 'There's less work, oh no' is not a real problem. A child knows the answer. And if a local model lets that child slap together a program that surpasses what I could do, fresh from a college education in computer science - good. We've been trying to make that happen for sixty years.