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Re:ChatGPT Health by buu700 on Wednesday January 07, 2026 @06:52PM (#46535018)
Depends. If you're talking about a free online test I can take to prove I have basic critical thinking skills, maybe, but that's still a slippery slope. As a legal adult with the right to consent to all sorts of things, I shouldn't have to prove my competence to someone else's satisfaction before I'm allowed autonomy to make my own personal decisions.

If what you're suggesting is a license that would cost money and/or a non-trivial amount of time to obtain, it's a nonstarter. That's how you create an unregulated black market and cause more harm than leaving the situation alone would have. See: the wars on drugs, prostitutes, and alcohol.

Re:ChatGPT Health by derektank on Thursday January 08, 2026 @06:21AM (#46539787)
Yes, the threshold for restricting freedom should be harm to others not harm to oneself.