Responsible use depends heavily on context — using it to brainstorm or summarize low-stakes content carries different risk than drafting medical advice or legal docs. The constraint isn't the tool itself but matching it to tasks where its failure modes don't cause real harm.
Oh, can you demonstrate? Write me a Python script to responsibly access GPT through its API by including a task appropriateness classification step. Make sure you include a broad range of tasks so that it is extra responsible!
AI ethics hardly has anything to do with the use of AI anyway. It is about thinking critically who benefits from this technology, who structurally carries the burden, by whom it is built, from which ideologies and how this manifests in its harmful societal impact.