According to filings at the superior court of the state of California on Tuesday, OpenAI said that “to the extent that any ‘cause’ can be attributed to this tragic event” Raine’s “injuries and harm were caused or contributed to, directly and proximately, in whole or in part, by [his] misuse, unauthorised use, unintended use, unforeseeable use, and/or improper use of ChatGPT”.

It said that its terms of use prohibited asking ChatGPT for advice about self-harm and highlighted a limitation of liability provision that states “you will not rely on output as a sole source of truth or factual information”.

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    9 days ago

    Clearly you know fuck all about cars or guns.

    Safeties on guns are to prevent accidental, unintended discharge. I’m pretty sure someone using one for suicide is performing an intentional discharge.

    Edit: Safeties prevent a gun from going off when dropped. Using such safeties becomes automatic, so automatic that they’re useless for preventing an unintentional discharge by a person pulling the trigger at the wrong time (which they weren’t really intended for). Hell, the Glock safety is built into the trigger itself, so it clearly doesn’t prevent a person pulling the trigger at the wrong time. The safety is disengaged by pulling the trigger.

    Safety systems in cars are similar, to prevent injury from the vehicle itself in a crash.

    Seat belts keep us from being thrown from a car. Airbags prevent us crushing our chest on the steering wheel, or head trauma from hitting a window.

    Crumple zones absorb the energy of a collision so it’s not transferred to the occupants of a car.

    None of this is to prevent a person from intentionally doing harm.

    I’ve lost 2 friends to suicide by car - none of the safety systems had any chance of preventing it, and there is no way to prevent it.