Attorneys general warn OpenAI ‘harm to children will not be tolerated’

California Attorney General Rob Banta and Delaware Attorney General Kathy have met Jennings and sent a Open letter To express their concerns for the ChatzP, especially children and adolescents to the opening.

This alert has arrived a week after sending a letter to 12 of the 44 Attorney General Topped AI companies Report AI chatbot and sexually improper interaction between children.

“Since the issuance of this letter, we have learned of a heartbreaking death by a young California suicide after a long-term interaction with the Open Chatboat,” Bonta and Jenning wrote a young California suicide. “It was not an implementation of any place of security.”

These two state officers are currently investigating the proposed restructuring of Openai in a profitable entity so that it is confirmed Non -profit Remained intact. This mission includes “ensuring that the protected intelligence has been safely deployed and the construction of artificial General Intelligence (AGI) for the benefit of all humanity in” children “on the letter.

“Before we benefit, we need to make sure that adequate security systems are not damaged,” the letter continues. “It is the opinion we shared that the OpenAI and the industry is greater where they do not need to ensure the development and deployment of AI products.

Bonta and Jennings have sought more information about the current security warnings and administration of the Openai, and they have said they are hoping that the company will take appropriate remedial measures.

TechCrunch has reached the OpenAI for comment.