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Iowa, Nebraska and six other states are suing OpenAI for endangering children
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The lawsuits cover everything from the design of ChatGPT to the company's recent issues with rogue agents.
The lawsuits cover everything from the design of ChatGPT to the company's recent issues with rogue agents.
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