If I use the product, I'd expect that feedback to get the same weight as any other customer. And not be dismissed because it came from a 'technical' person.
Having worked with some brilliant people who don't have autism, I'd argue that their hallmark is deficits in cognitive empathy / inability to understand intuitively what autistic people are thinking in real time.
Sound likes vulnerable people experiencing potentially temporary states of detachment from reality are having their issues exacerbated by something that's touted as a cure all.
Those experts will generally ask clarifying questions if they don't understand what you're asking, rather than spin you in circles. The reason they're considered experts in the first place is they understand the topic they're sharing information on better than you do. It's not the end users fault that the LLM is spewing nonsense in a way that can be mistaken for human-like.
There's probably some benefit to having people who will tell you about security issues rather than exploit them. You can't really blame businesses / app devs for wanting to be left alone though.