Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird was joined in Des Moines by her counterparts from Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia and Arkansas Wednesday to announce a lawsuit against one of the leaders in the use of Artificial Intelligence.
Bird says Open-A-I told Iowans and their users all across the country that Chat-G-P-T is safe when it is not. She quoted Open-A-I’s C-E-O.
Kansas Attorney General Chris Kobach (koh-bahk) says state attorney’s general come together from time to time to for actions against big companies like the opioids and tobacco lawsuits.
Kobach says this is a platform that is trained to gain the trust of the user.
Attorney General Bird says she is suing to compel Open-A-I to comply with the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act, to stop from engaging in dangerous activities, and to vindicate the rights of Iowans affected by Open-A-I’s “willful, dangerous, reckless, and unlawful conduct. “
