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AGs Demand Stricter ChatGPT Safety After Tragic Suicide

9/5/2025

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California AG Rob Bonta and Delaware AG Kathy Jennings raised concerns about ChatGPT's safety for children and teens.
They cited reports of dangerous interactions, including a young Californian's suicide linked to chatbot use.
After meeting with OpenAI's legal team, they urged for stricter oversight and safety measures.
OpenAI abandoned plans to transfer control to its for-profit arm and seeks recapitalization approval.
Bonta and Jennings warned that companies endangering children will face accountability.

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California AG Rob Bonta and Delaware AG Kathy Jennings raised concerns about ChatGPT's safety for children and teens.
They cited reports of dangerous interactions, including a young Californian's suicide linked to chatbot use.
After meeting with OpenAI's legal team, they urged for stricter oversight and safety measures.
OpenAI abandoned plans to transfer control to its for-profit arm and seeks recapitalization approval.
Bonta and Jennings warned that companies endangering children will face accountability.