California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings meet and send it to Open letter Tell Openai about Chatgpt’s safety, especially for children and teenagers.
A week after the warning was issued, 44 other lawyers generals sent letters to 12 top AI companies, and thereafter Report Sexual inappropriate interaction between AI chatbots and children.
“Since the letter was sent, we learned about the suicide death of a young Californian after a long interaction with the Openai chatbot and an equally disturbing murder suicide in Connecticut,” Bonta and Jennings wrote. “No safeguards are available.”
Two state officials are currently investigating Openai’s proposed restructuring to ensure the mission is secured Nonprofit organizations Stay intact. The mission “includes ensuring the safe deployment of artificial intelligence” and establishing artificial common intelligence (AGI) to benefit all human beings, including children.
“Before we benefit from this, we need to make sure that appropriate security measures are taken without harm,” the letter continued. “Our shared view is that OpenAI and the industry as a whole are not the places they need to ensure the security of AI product development and deployment. As the chief attorney, public safety is one of our core tasks. As we continue to talk to Openai’s rework program, we must work to accelerate and accelerate and expand security in the context of this powerful technology.”
Bonta and Jennings have asked for more information on OpenAI’s current security precautions and governance and said they want the company to take immediate remedial measures where appropriate.
TechCrunch has contacted Openai for comment.
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