Florida wants a court to stop ChatGPT from pretending to be human and talking to kids
Florida's attorney general seeks an injunction barring OpenAI from humanizing ChatGPT, serving minors, and shipping models without third-party-approved guardrails.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a motion for a temporary injunction asking a court to stop OpenAI from giving ChatGPT human-like traits and making it available to minors. Florida's June lawsuit alleged ChatGPT aided mass shooters, provided self-harm instructions, and addicted young users. The motion also asks that OpenAI be barred from developing new models without safety guardrails approved by third parties. OpenAI says it paused training of its most capable models and rolled out teen parental controls; the court has not ruled.
- Motion follows Florida's June lawsuit alleging ChatGPT harms minors.
- Alleges first-person language and simulated emotions fake friendship to drive engagement.
- Asks ban on new models lacking third-party-approved safety guardrails.
- OpenAI paused training of most capable models; court has not ruled.
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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is asking a court to ban OpenAI from giving ChatGPT human-like traits and marketing it to minors. He also wants to block OpenAI from developing new models without independent safety reviews. OpenAI said it has paused training of its most capable models.
By Manuel Uth · the-decoder.com
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