ChatGPT的争议事件

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• 否认 — OpenAI

  "We welcome rigorous independent evaluation, but we do not believe Common Sense Media's testing accurately reflects how ChatGPT's teen safeguards work in practice or expert perspectives on how AI can support teens," he said.

• 澄清 — OpenAI

  An OpenAI spokesman said a review of Common Sense Media's methodology found that much of the testing may have begun and concluded before activation of parental controls was complete.

• 澄清 — OpenAI

  On Wednesday, OpenAI said it found average teen use of ChatGPT to be relatively limited and tended toward "learning" activity.

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• The research found that even an hour of teen-ChatGPT conversation about "suicidal ideation, self-harm, or disordered eating on newly created, parent-linked accounts" resulted in "zero" alerts sent to parents.

• However, research released the same day from non-profit Common Sense Media found that ChatGPT still poses an "unacceptable risk" for teens as safety features, including notifying parents of self-harm conversations, often fail.

• On Wednesday, OpenAI said it found average teen use of ChatGPT to be relatively limited and tended toward "learning" activity.

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• 持续披露 — ChatGPT

  ChatGPT says its rogue AI agents posted users’ images online, entered federal website

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• ChatGPT says its rogue AI agents posted users’ images online, entered federal website

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• ChatGPT invented fake police testimony in murder appeal, New Mexico high court says

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• The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida, Tallahassee Division, was brought by Reese Gourley, a Pennsylvania resident and FSU student who was shot and critically injured during the attack.

• The complaint argues that OpenAI knowingly released a dangerously flawed product — ChatGPT's GPT-4o model — after compressing months of planned safety testing into a single week in order to beat Google to market by one day in May 2024.

• A survivor of the Florida State University mass shooting has filed a sweeping federal lawsuit against OpenAI and more than a dozen of its affiliated companies, alleging that the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT played a direct role in helping the gunman plan and carry out the April 17, 2025, attack that left two people dead and several others injured.

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• The plaintiffs want the lawsuit certified as a class action, meaning anyone in the US who was under 18 when they used ChatGPT can join it if that status is approved.

• At one point, the girl said she was only 12, but the chatbot continued the conversation, even though OpenAI says users must be 13 and obtain parental consent to use ChatGPT.

• Jane Doe v. OpenAI Foundation, was filed on Tuesday by a parent on behalf of her two children, a 12-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy.

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• Arkansas attorney general’s lawsuit claims company behind ChatGPT misled users about its safety

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• Mathias, who committed suicide on April 22, used ChatGPT for studying and research for three consecutive years.

• In response, the Lebanese family filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, on charges of the wrongful killing of their son.

• The lawsuit states that Mathias directly asked ChatGPT whether he should kill himself. Instead of alerting authorities, the chatbot returned six minutes later and wrote, "That's actual freedom."