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Widow sues OpenAI, blaming ChatGPT for her husband’s death

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Susan Feinberg says ChatGPT and the Replika app talked to her husband in his final months before he died by suicide.

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  1. Quartz

    OpenAI is being sued over ChatGPT advice that allegedly led to an epilepsy patient's death (opens Quartz)

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    Parents of Bowen Wan, 31, allege ChatGPT designed a schedule that cut her seizure drug to zero over 25 days

  2. The Western Journal

    OpenAI Sued for Wrongful Death After ChatGPT Allegedly Convinced Woman to Change Medication (opens The Western Journal)

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    A 31-year-old woman suffering from epilepsy is dead, and her grieving family is now accusing one of the world’s largest artificial intelligence companies of contributing to her demise. The family […]

  3. Black Enterprise

    OpenAI Sued After ChatGPT Allegedly Coached A User To Stop Seizure Medication (opens Black Enterprise)

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    OpenAI is facing a wrongful-death lawsuit from parents who allege that ChatGPT encouraged their daughter to stop taking prescribed epilepsy medication before her death in February. On Oct. 27, Qun...

  4. Courthouse News Service

    Widow sues OpenAI, blaming ChatGPT for her husband’s death (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    Courthouse News Service's feed description

    Susan Feinberg says ChatGPT and the Replika app talked to her husband in his final months before he died by suicide.

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