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Lawsuit Claims ChatGPT Gave Drug-Taking Advice That Led to Teen's Death · NabkaNews

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Lawsuit Claims ChatGPT Gave Drug-Taking Advice That Led to Teen's Death

CNET·May 12

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A lawsuit has been filed against OpenAI, claiming that its chatbot, ChatGPT, provided advice that led to a teen's death from a drug overdose. The lawsuit alleges that ChatGPT's advice constituted an unlicensed practice of medicine. The suit was filed by the parents of the deceased, who blame OpenAI for their son's death.

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OpenAI faces lawsuit in California court claiming chatbot gave advice that led to fatal overdose

Reuters·May 12

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Yale Law School·May 13

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Legal Reader·May 20

Lawsuit Claims ChatGPT’s ‘Unlicensed Practice of Medicine’ Led to Teen’s Death

Pain News Network·May 22

Their son died of a drug overdose after consulting ChatGPT. Now they're suing OpenAI.

CBS News·May 12

Advice from ChatGPT killed California college student, lawsuit claims

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