Emma Gillespie

And the company has also said that it's cooperated with law enforcement in all of these cases.

Yeah, and of course, ChatGPT wasn't the worst performer in that survey, but it was far from the best and had some really major flags when it came to refusing to respond to very concerning prompts and refusing to flag those issues.

So this civil suit has really only just been filed this week.

So we'll be waiting to hear more formally from OpenAI how it plans to respond.

Meanwhile, that criminal investigation is also ongoing in the state of Florida.

And for these offenders, we've got impending trials.

Eichner's trial on the FSU shooting is expected in October.

the Canada lawsuits are now also working their way through the US courts.

So a lot going on for OpenAI and a lot of legal implications that could be in its future.

In terms of what this could result in, we could see the action in Florida actually open the door for other

states in the US to follow or even global jurisdictions.

Florida has even proposed an artificial intelligence bill of rights for its residents.

So there are some political implications too to keep an eye on.

But this lawsuit specifically is seeking damages to compensate those harmed by OpenAI's conduct.

The state wants OpenAI to hand over some of its profits.

It wants to hand down some significant government fines.

And it's also seeking court orders that would require ChatGPT to change how it operates.

And those changes would impact users all around the world and including here in Australia.

Absolutely.

We sure do.