佛罗里达州起诉OpenAI及CEO Altman，将ChatGPT认定为缺陷产品与公害
阅读原文· the-decoder.com佛罗里达州成为美国首个起诉OpenAI及其CEO Sam Altman的州，指控ChatGPT对未成年人构成风险、缺乏年龄验证机制且安全投入不足。这份83页的诉状将ChatGPT视为应承担产品责任的有缺陷产品与公害，可能面临数十亿美元罚款。该诉讼的司法思路可能为整个聊天机器人行业树立先例。
Florida's lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Altman treats ChatGPT as a defective product and public nuisance
Florida is the first US state to sue OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman personally. The 83-page complaint accuses the company of marketing ChatGPT as safe while the chatbot delivers dangerous content to minors, facilitates violence, and drives users toward dependency. Attorney General James Uthmeier says OpenAI "put children at great risk" and threatens penalties in the billions. Numerous cases are documented where people were harmed by ChatGPT and similar systems.
The suit treats ChatGPT as a product subject to liability and a "public nuisance," an unusual legal approach that could set a precedent for chatbot regulation. The free version has no real age verification, the complaint says, even though tens of thousands of users are under 13. Data collection starts before users agree to the terms of service. The suit even argues AI use causes cognitive erosion.