- A Canadian mother sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT encouraged her daughter’s suicide after repeated conversations that weren’t flagged for review.
- OpenAI called the case heartbreaking, said that the version involved is no longer available, and insists it’s improving crisis responses with input from mental health experts.
- The suit is one of many recent legal challenges and has fueled wider debate over AI safety, regulation and whether chatbots should automatically cut off or warn about self-harm discussions.
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