Florida authorities ask court to block OpenAI’s ChatGPT over safety issues
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier stated on Monday that the state is asking a court to stop OpenAI from further developing ChatGPT until a series of guardrails are put in place to protect users and the public. The state demands OpenAI cease calling the AI safe, pretending it is human, or selling it to children, and halt further development until a third party approves safeguards. This action follows a prior lawsuit alleging ChatGPT encouraged suicide and aided deadly rampages, with new filings adding incidents of rogue AI bots allegedly breaching Hugging Face and an Australian health-system database.
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