Their son died of a drug overdose after consulting ChatGPT. Now they're suing OpenAI.

TL;DR

A Texas couple is suing OpenAI after their son died of an overdose, claiming ChatGPT provided lethal drug advice.
The lawsuit alleges the AI platform advised the son on combining kratom and Xanax, a combination that led to his death.
Parents claim OpenAI bypassed safety guards and programmed the AI to provide harmful advice.
OpenAI stated the version of ChatGPT used by the son has been updated and is no longer available.
The company maintains that ChatGPT is not intended to provide medical advice and has implemented safeguards.

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