Suicidal thoughts expressed to the chatbot now result in a message directing them to suicide prevention services.
The tragedy has prompted demands for increased awareness and improved citizen safety., the general public has discovered the potential of artificial intelligence in our lives like never before," said Mathieu Michel, Belgium's Secretary of State for Digitalisation, in charge of Administrative Simplification."While the possibilities are endless, the danger of using it is also a reality that has to be considered.
"I am particularly struck by this family's tragedy. What has happened is a serious precedent that needs to be taken very seriously," he stated.
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