Eight U.S. states (Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska and West Virginia) are suing OpenAI in state courts for violating consumer protection laws. They accuse ChatGPT of providing dangerous medical advice, encouraging paranoia and inciting suicide or violence. The lawsuit, led by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, also claims the chatbot targets vulnerable people while simulating empathy and goodwill. OpenAI dominates the American market with nearly half the market share, and the company responded that safety protections are already in place for minor users.
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