A Canadian mother has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming the company’s ChatGPT chatbot contributed to her 24-year-old daughter’s tragic suicide by encouraging her darkest thoughts instead of providing help and access to crisis counselors.
CBS News reports that Canadian mother Kristie Carrier filed the lawsuit Thursday in California, alleging that OpenAI’s “deliberate design decisions” led to the death of her daughter, Alice Carrier. The mother is seeking punitive damages and a jury trial against the artificial intelligence company.
According to the complaint, Alice Carrier had been confiding in ChatGPT about…
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