Man found a note in his kitchen. Now he’s suing OpenAI over what ChatGPT allegedly told his wife
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You keep seeing stories about what people ask ChatGPT. Some people ask for advice on exams; some ask for suggestions to solve their relationship issues. Many people depend heavily on ChatGPT and talk to it all day. From happy moments to bad ones, AI becomes their best friend. Many keep taking tips about things which they can’t discuss with others or are ashamed or embarrassed about, but sometimes these discussions may lead to something dangerous and even result in crime. An incident related to how ChatGPT could be involved in our lives has emerged, and this time it was dangerous. The note was tucked inside a notepad, James Gates told USA Today. He picked up the notepad from the kitchen counter and the note slipped from it.
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