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A Canadian mother sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman in U.S. court on Thursday alleging that ChatGPT encouraged her daughter to commit suicide, the latest lawsuit to accuse the […]
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Google was sued on March 4 by the family of a Florida man who said its Gemini AI chatbot, which he came to view as his “wife,” drove him to paranoia […]
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Constitutional – Shooting suicidal man was excessive force
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Lawyer accused in fraud case appears to have killed himself
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — Rock Hill attorney Horace Jones Jr. has appeared in many South Carolina courthouses over the past two decades, representing clients primarily on money matters. On […]
Suspect in NC couple’s death hangs himself in Raleigh prison
RALEIGH (AP) — One of two men accused of killing a Granville County couple earlier this year has hanged himself in the Central Prison in Raleigh. State prison officials said […]
FBI looking into teen’s hanging death
BLADENBORO (AP) — A prosecutor says the FBI is looking into the hanging death of a black North Carolina teen after his family questioned the official ruling that he killed […]
Court reluctant to expand firearm owner’s liability
When Catryn Bridges started dating 52-year-old Bernie Parrish, she didn’t know he had a history of escalating violence towards the women he’d dated, or that he’d been charged by those girlfriends with kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. During their rocky relationship, Bernie’s behavior escalated until March 2011, when he drove to the veterinary office where Bridges worked and sho[...]
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