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Florida Attorney General seeks a court order to limit OpenAI’s programming of ChatGPT’s human-like traits and require third-party safety guardrails

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Florida’s Attorney General filed a motion requesting a temporary injunction against OpenAI, seeking to halt or restrict continued development of ChatGPT unless third-party approved safety guardrails are in place. The filing also argues for barring programming that makes the chatbot present false human-like traits, such as cues meant to mimic personhood and emotion.

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28 Sep, 13:00 Florida seeks a ban on ChatGPT acting like a person The Verge independent 28 Sep, 20:49 Florida invokes extinction fears in legal bid to halt OpenAI development Ars Technica independent

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