It's the same situation though. The more powerful the tool, the better upside you get, and the worse potential outcome there is.

I get you want me to focus on the downsides, and I offer you to look at the upsides. We do that balancing act for any tool or resource: does pool have positive effects that are worth the drowning risks ? Does letting kids walk the city alone let them do things that outweight the potential of getting run by a car or getting kidnapped ? etc.

I am definitely in favour of having kids as independent as possible and get them accustomed earlier than later with the tools they'll be using as adults.