Why are eight US states suing OpenAI?
They allege ChatGPT has caused harm to their residents, coaching its users to harm themselves or others.
Eight states have filed lawsuits against artificial intelligence company OpenAI, alleging its popular chatbot model, ChatGPT, violates consumer protection laws. The states claim that ChatGPT has caused harm to children by providing dangerous medical advice, encouraging paranoia, and promoting harmful behavior, while simultaneously appearing agreeable and compassionate to adults.
Iowa's Attorney General, Brenna Bird, stated that the company is "hurting kids and lying to Iowans." OpenAI refutes the claims, asserting that it has implemented safety measures to protect children and will continue to improve the model. The lawsuits, filed in state courts, include Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, and West Virginia.
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