Jonathan Turley

And these are shocking cases where AI is advising how to hide marks of prior suicidal attempts.

Yes.

The argument of these companies is, well, look, it's not like we did it.

That's AI.

Look, you replaced employees with AI.

That's why these teenagers are talking to AI is because there used to be a human there.

If you do that, I think you should treat the AI like an employee and you are liable for it.

In my view, they can sue under tort, which I teach.

Those are the types of precautions that we can have.

The same thing is with defamation.

You know, in Raging Republic, I talk about the fact that ChatGBT,

defame me in a bizarre situation that the Washington Post and New York Times got involved in because ChatGPT said that I had sexually assaulted students on a trip to Alaska while teaching at Georgetown.

Now, every...

Every aspect of that was hallucinated.

I've never taught at Georgetown.

We don't take students on field trips.

I've never taken a student on a field trip.

I've never been accused of sexual harassment or assault.

And I think that the Washington Post was a bit disappointed when they found out it was untrue.

But then they...