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Safety Assurances Face a Different Test

The states' lawsuits accuse OpenAI of misleading customers about ChatGPT's safety and unlawfully putting profits ahead of safety, The Verge reports. These remain allegations, but they place the company's representations alongside claims about harm to children. That consumer-facing angle extends beyond whether a product is popular or easy to use. The dispute concerns what customers were told about protection and whether the company's conduct matched those assurances. CNBC separately reports mounting scrutiny of its safety and security practices, including protections for children. A friendly interface can make a service approachable. It cannot independently substantiate the promises surrounding it. The rounded button has reached the limit of its legal training, which was mostly a design meeting.

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