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Families sue OpenAI over alleged suicides
Ahmedabad Mirror
|November 09, 2025
Mental harm linked to ChatGPT: Report
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ChatGPT maker OpenAI is facing more lawsuits from families who claim that the Al company's GPT-40 model was released prematurely, which allegedly contributed to suicides and psychological harm, according to reports.
US-based OpenAl released the GPT-40 model in May 2024, when it became default model for all users.
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