U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, is asking for OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to submit paperwork to the Senate in response to incidents involving the sexual abuse and deaths of youngsters allegedly attributable to OpenAI’s flagship AI chatbot, ChatGPT, by Oct. 17.
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Plaintiff’s Lawyers and US Sen. Hawley Hint at More Litigation to Come Over AI Chatbots Harming Children
