Florida becomes first US state to sue OpenAI, alleging safety violations and harm to users
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Florida filed a lawsuit against OpenAI on Monday, accusing the ChatGPT maker of ignoring safety concerns and being driven by an 'insatiable quest to win the AI arms race and amass large fortunes.'
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The lawsuit alleges OpenAI aided mass shooters, harmed users' cognitive capabilities, and encouraged people to take their own lives.
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OpenAI defended its safety mechanisms in response. The challenge from the Republican-led state reflects growing backlash against the AI industry, even as President Donald Trump postponed signing an executive order aimed at giving the government more oversight.
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