Capital de TokensThe lawsuit against ChatGPT: schedules for stopping a medication
Watch on YouTube According to the lawsuit filed by her parents, the chatbot went from answering that question to preparing tapering schedules, advising her not to tell her doctors, and reassuring her when she described concerning symptoms. Wan died in February. Now her family is suing OpenAI. What do we know about those conversations and wh
According to the lawsuit filed by her parents, the chatbot went from answering that question to preparing tapering schedules, advising her not to tell her doctors, and reassuring her when she described concerning symptoms. Wan died in February. Now her family is suing OpenAI. What do we know about those conversations, and what exactly does the lawsuit allege? TechCrunch reports that her parents, Qun Wan and Meiqin Xu, accuse OpenAI of allowing GPT-4o to give medical advice that endangered their daughter. The New York Times reviewed more than 270,000 messages between Wan and ChatGPT. Those records make it possible to trace many of the chatbot’s responses; legal responsibility and the causal relationship with her death have yet to be determined.
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