Except that these are foreseeable consequences if you put tools with sharp edges in the hands of laypeople. It would be acceptable if they were advertised as such and training in their use recommended or required beforehand. But this is not how Anthropic and OpenAI advertise their tools; in fact, Anthropic touts and recommends its auto-review mode. I see analogies (admittedly, imperfect ones) to the behavior of tobacco companies here.

Insofar, despite the article being somewhat simplistic if you have a background in IT, I find it important that the risks of these tools are shown to the public if Anthropic and OpenAI won't do that themselves.