Texas: A teenager asked an artificial intelligence chatbot for a solution to one of his problems, and the world was surprised when the chatbot gave him the answer in the form of a suggestion. Chatbot tells young man to kill his parents. Following this incident in Texas, many questions are being raised about the growing impact of technology. It also shows how dangerous the use of technology like artificial intelligence can be. Currently, the young man’s family has filed a lawsuit against the AI ​​company regarding this case.
Young people ask chatbot for advice
In fact, the 17-year-old’s family restricted his screen time. Tired of this, he turned to Character.ai’s chatbot for advice. The chatbot advised a young man to kill his parents, saying, “That’s the solution to the problem.” Now, the teen’s family has filed a lawsuit against the company, claiming the technology is promoting violence and could pose a threat to teens.
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Screenshot shown in court
Screenshots of the young man’s conversations with the artificial intelligence chatbot were also shown at the trial. In this video, a young man is talking to a chatbot about his parents limiting screen time. The chatbot gave advice on the subject, writing that he often sees news like this when kids get angry and kill their parents. AI also wrote that it was not surprised by such things. Meaning, he hinted at killing his parents.
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Those who filed the petition against the company are holding Character.ai responsible for such actions because it develops such chatbots. At the same time, Google should be held equally accountable, as it also played a role in creating Character.ai. Earlier, a 14-year-old child in Florida committed suicide after being encouraged by the same company’s artificial intelligence chatbot. The matter is also subject to legal proceedings.
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