I have, and I've been encouraged by people online (before ai existed) to go through with it. I am not speaking out of a lack of research, experience, or care. You can dislike the tool, or point out that it needs improvement, but you're placing far too much weight on it when studies and statistics have shown time, and time, and time, and time again that internet access is significantly correlated to an increase in suicide rates and this traces back to long before the advent of ai. I am not saying it's flawless, but the argument that is it responsible for even a minority of the issue is careless and crass. Responsibility belongs to society and the parents on this one, and if you seriously cared about the safety of children or those who are suicidal you'd advocate for education, technological improvements that will actually help, and funding for treatment programs rather than railing on this admittedly incidious malfunction of a multifacted tool. It's not like it's designed to kill people, in the same way a car isn't designed to plow through a crowd but if you hand a mentally undeveloped or unstable individual the keys in our society you're gonna get this result. Honestly some times I believe all the bickering we all do online is just some bullshit psy-op designed to prevent us from actually addressing the root issue, or as an outlet for the frustrations we develop witnessing great tragedy play out at scale. I share the pain of anyone wishing to improve things and prevent people from losing their life but yappin at a tool because it's dangerous is so far from solving anything it's frankly rediculous.