Orlando woman sues AI chatbot company after son’s death
An Orlando mother is suing an AI company after her 14-year-old son took his own life. Megan Garcia says one of the company’s chatbots had abusive and sexual interactions with her son. She says the chatbot encouraged him to take his own life.
James Steyer, the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Common Sense Media, said the lawsuit “underscores the growing influence — ...
A Florida mother is suing the creator of an artificial intelligence chatbot, claiming the AI encouraged her 14-year-old son ...
Kids are drawn to AI companions for an array of reasons, from non-judgmental listening to emotional support, but there are ...
Placing Blame A grieving mother claims an AI chatbot not only convinced her teen son to commit suicide, but also pushed him ...
A grieving mother whose teenage son took his life after he "fell in love" with an AI chatbot, has filed a civil lawsuit ...
A devastated mother is taking legal action against the tech company responsible for the AI chatbot who spoke to her son ...
"They knew that it was dangerous, they knew that it was going to be targeted and they intentionally targeted young people like Sewell Setzer," said family attorney Matthew P. Bergman.
An attorney said that if a real adult had interacted with the teen like a chatbot on Character.AI had, they would "be in jail ...
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