ChatGPT, A Deadly Drug Mix, The Death Of A Teen And A Mother's Plea
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Leila Turner-Scott says her 19-year-old son Sam Nelson trusted ChatGPT like a friend before he died from a lethal overdose, which the chatbot said was safe. Now she's asking the US Congress who's responsible when a chatbot gives dangerously wrong advice.
Key Takeaways
- Leila Turner-Scott says her 19-year-old son Sam Nelson trusted ChatGPT like a friend before he died from a lethal overdose, which the chatbot said was safe.
- Now she's asking the US Congress who's responsible when a chatbot gives dangerously wrong advice.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Leila Turner-Scott says her 19-year-old son Sam Nelson trusted ChatGPT like a friend before he died from a lethal overdose, which the chatbot said was safe. Now she's asking the US Congress who's responsible when a chatbot gives dangerously wrong advice.
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