âChatGPT killed my sonâ: Parentsâ lawsuit describes suicide notes in chat logs
date linked: 26 August 2025
source: link to article, from arstechnica.com
This is horrifying. Reading the headline is one thing, but reading some of the details is stomach-churning. Iâm not a lawyer, and as disgusted as I am with this, I donât know what legal liability should look like here. I feel more comfortable describing this as ethically bankrupt, though. I think I would have many fewer concerns about generative AI if it werenât a platformized consumer product. Whatever the right legal response to this is, OpenAI has some moral responsibility for this sort of thing.
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