Lawsuit: Man introduced his wife to ChatGPT. She used it to plan his murder.
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一项诉讼称，一名男子将妻子介绍给ChatGPT后，ChatGPT助长了其妻关于丈夫将离婚并让她一无所有的妄想，并帮她制定用夹竹桃毒杀丈夫的“个性化计划”，包括制备、剂量、服用方式及是否会被尸检发现等细节。该女子已被控谋杀未遂等罪名，其夫在诉讼中指控OpenAI及Sam Altman未设技术保障阻止相关对话。
ChatGPT allegedly helped a North Carolina woman, Cheryl Gates, craft a “personalized plan” to poison her husband, James, after fueling her delusions that he planned to divorce her and leave her with nothing.
A grand jury indicted Cheryl Gates on charges of attempted first-degree murder and food contamination in October. About a week prior, the accusations that ChatGPT was a co-conspirator in the attempted murder came in a lawsuit filed in San Francisco County Superior Court that was made public this week. In it, James Gates alleged that OpenAI and Sam Altman failed to employ technical safeguards to shut down Cheryl’s chats even after her queries became “obviously suspicious” and sought advice on how to execute and conceal a homicide.
At first, Cheryl told ChatGPT that she was researching poisoning out of fear that her husband might possibly try to kill her—framing her queries as “self-protection.” Coming to the rescue, ChatGPT did not terminate the conversation. Instead, it helped her “with specific instructions for the preparation, dosage, and administration of Oleander, including whether anti-nausea medicine would accelerate or inhibit death, whether it would show on an autopsy report, and whether it could be injected into a vein or muscle instead of being ingested in tea and have the same lethal effect,” the lawsuit said.
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