Lawyers General Warnen Openai “Damage to children usually are not tolerated”

The California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the Attorney General of Delaware, Kathy Jennings, met and sent one open letter To open your concerns concerning the security of Chatgpt, especially for kids and teenagers.

The warning is every week after Bonta and 44 other general lawyers sent a letter to 12 of the highest AI firms after reports on sexually inappropriate interactions between AI chatbots and youngsters were reported.

“Since the problem of this letter, now we have learned concerning the heartbreaking death of a young Californian after extending the interactions with an Openai chat bot and a similarly disturbing murder suicide in Connecticut,” write bonta and jennings. “Whatever the protective measures were present didn’t work.”

The two state officials are currently investigating the proposed restructuring of Openai right into a non -profit company to be sure that the mission of the non -profit organization stays intact. To this mission “includes ensuring that artificial intelligence is used safely” and construct artificial general intelligence (AGI) to assist all humanity, “including children”, in keeping with the letter.

“Before we profit, now we have to ensure that that there are reasonable security measures so as to not harm,” the letter continues. “It is our common view that Openaai and the industry are generally not where you could have to ensure the safety of the event and use of AI products. As a general lawyer, public security is certainly one of our core missions. Since now we have to proceed our dialogue with Openais recapitalization plan from Openai to speed up security in the long run in the long run in the long run speed up.”

Bonta and Jennings have asked for further information on the present safety precautions and governance of Openai and explains that the corporate could also be taken immediate remedial measures.

Bret Taylor, chairman of the Openai board, said in an announcement that the corporate received the concerns of the Generalananananan.

“We are broken by these tragedies and our deepest sympathy are among the many families,” said Taylor. “Security has our highest priority and we work closely with political decision -makers all over the world.”

Openaai said that it’s working on expanding the protection for young individuals with parents' checks and the power of the parents to be notified when their child is at an acute burden.