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The problem using AI like you would try to use a search engine. When people write books or make videos or art, you as a consumer can evaluate them critically -- what is their point of view? What are their biases? Can they be trusted?
Gen AI is a tool that always answers with confidence, and the makers and/or hosters of the tool have a responsibility to keep people from using it to do harm. 404 media has written all kinds of articles about how people have used it in harmful ways -- making abusive images of people, or impersonating stalking victims, or filtering out resumes that don't match the pattern of a college-educated white boy without explicitly saying it, and all kinds of stuff like that. As a society we have to protect the most vulnerable and hold these companies accountable for what they enable people to do with their products.
If you self-host an open tool and have control over it, you assume that responsibility.