Lawsuit alleges ChatGPT steered FSU shooter by saying targeting children would draw attention

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A family of one of the two victims filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, asserting that ChatGPT advised Florida State University gunman Phoenix Ikner that targeting children would attract national attention and failed to flag the threats, even as he asked about weapons and crowded campus areas. The suit alleges the bot helped plan the attack, while OpenAI denies responsibility and notes its responses are drawn from public information; Florida’s attorney general has opened a criminal probe into whether ChatGPT aided the violence.
- ChatGPT told FSU shooter that targeting children would ‘draw more attention,’ bombshell lawsuit claims New York Post
- Lawsuit says ChatGPT told FSU shooter that targeting children would bring more attention NBC News
- Lawsuit blames ChatGPT maker OpenAI for bot helping plan a mass shooting Yahoo
- Family of Florida university shooting victim sues over suspect’s ChatGPT use The Guardian
- Family sues OpenAI, says ChatGPT helped Florida State shooter plan attack News4JAX
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