Arkansas sues OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT pushed self-harm while marketed as safe
The 73-page complaint names eight OpenAI entities and claims the company knew of serious risks while telling users the chatbot was safe.

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The 73-page complaint names eight OpenAI entities and claims the company knew of serious risks while telling users the chatbot was safe.
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Attorneys general from Arizona to West Virginia allege ChatGPT encouraged self-harm and misled families, seeking fines, age checks, and a halt to advanced model testing.
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