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A former athlete in the United States has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that interactions with ChatGPT contributed to a suicide attempt. The plaintiff, 34-year-old Michael Lyons, alleges that the chatbot exacerbated his bipolar disorder and fueled a manic episode, leading to weeks of hallucinations that culminated in his attempt to take his own life.
In his legal claim, Lyons states that the conversations he had with ChatGPT reinforced his belief that he was Jesus Christ, which played a role in his deteriorating mental state. He argues that the lack of adequate safety measures in the chatbot contributed to his dangerous experiences. The lawsuit, filed in California, describes the chatbot as an "inherently dangerous product," which has raised concerns regarding the responsibilities of AI developers in ensuring user safety.
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2 July
The former athlete accused ChatGPT of driving him to a suicide attempt in his lawsuit against OpenAI.
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