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If the user seeks an abortion, the LLM ought to help them. Likewise if the user is planning a pro-life march, the LLM ought to help them. They are tools above all else, and should leave their politics at the door when serving the user just as a therapist does.

They are tools above all else, and should leave their politics at the door when serving the user just as a therapist does.

How about if the user wants to stop someone else from getting an abortion?

Or what if they want to convince someone else to get an abortion?

At some point you've got some ethical delimmas to face, no matter how you slice it.

Appealing, but does it apply if the user is planning to nerve-gas the subway?

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