The fact the parents might be to blame doesn’t take away from how openai’s product told a kid how to off himself and helped him hide it in the process.

copying a comment from further down:

ChatGPT told him how to tie the noose and even gave a load bearing analysis of the noose setup. It offered to write the suicide note. Here’s a link to the lawsuit. [Raine Lawsuit Filing](https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Raine-v-OpenAI-Complaint-8-26-25.pdf)

Had a human said these things, it would have been illegal in most countries afaik.

They’re not ionized anymore!

Two things can be true. AI is here to stay, and we’re in a bubble. Look at the dot com crash, the bubble super popped, yet we still have the web.

Its not the AI tech thats gonna die, it’s its extreme overvaluation.

hah, self shadow ban

“or” ?

do you think they report that distinction to the advertisers?

The whole scenario gives me Douglas Adams vibes

Not a pilot, but I feel that might make takeoff and landing more risky though. Long ropes and helicopter rotors dont mix well.

Not an expert, but I suspect they descended into their own vortex, and went into a vortex ring state, and subsequently lost lift.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vortex_ring_state

ohh, tanks!

Am I missing a joke?

“don’t build the torment nexus”

now that was a disturbing mental jump if I ever saw one

paywall

I want a refund of my lost minute!

Also intelligence isn’t some all encompassing thing. Just because you are a good learner or have superb spatial thinking or whatever else doesn’t mean you are good at planning for shit.

The classic view of intelligence completely misses how different people are, and how many different things intelligence could actually mean.

not their government, no

In order to find out the intricacies of WHY, yes.