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Australian mayor threatens to sue over alleged ChatGPT defamation

The creators of ChatGPT may face a defamation suit over allegations that their AI-powered chatbot falsely labelled an Australian mayor a criminal. – APF pic, April 6, 2023.

AN Australian mayor may become the first person to sue the creators of ChatGPT over claims the AI-powered chatbot falsely labelled him a criminal. Brian Hood sent a legal notice to parent company OpenAI last month after its web app wrongly implicated him in a bribery and corruption scandal – a crime he actually blew the whistle on.

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