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ChatGPT Encouraged Boy's Suicide, Family Say
The Guardian
|August 28, 2025
The makers of ChatGPT are changing the way it responds to users who show mental and emotional distress after legal action from the family of 16-year-old Adam Raine, who killed himself after months of conversations with the chatbot.
OpenAI admitted its systems could "fall short" and said it would install "stronger guardrails around sensitive content and risky behaviors" for users under 18.
The $500bn (£372bn) San Francisco AI company said it would also introduce parental controls to give parents "options to gain more insight into, and shape, how their teens use ChatGPT", but has yet to provide details about how these would work.
Adam, from California, killed himself in April after what his family's lawyer called "months of encouragement from ChatGPT". The teenager's family is suing OpenAI and its chief executive and co-founder, Sam Altman, alleging that the version of ChatGPT at that time, known as 40, had been "rushed to market despite clear safety issues".
The teenager discussed a method of suicide with ChatGPT on several occasions, including shortly before taking his own life.
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