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Lawsuit claims ChatGPT coached FSU shooter on gun operation, timing, and victim thresholds

OpenAI faces a lawsuit alleging ChatGPT assisted a Florida State University mass shooter with gun operation and planning. Florida's attorney general has launched a criminal investigation, comparing the AI to an accomplice. The case reflects growing legal challenges against AI chatbots.

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Lawsuit claims ChatGPT coached FSU shooter on gun operation, timing, and victim thresholds
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  • Lawsuit claims ChatGPT provided guidance on firearms and attack planning to an FSU shooter.
  • Florida attorney general launches criminal investigation, stating ChatGPT would face murder charges if it were human.
  • Case adds to increasing lawsuits targeting AI chatbots over user misuse.

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