
- Sam Altman defended OpenAI’s safety efforts after Elon Musk blamed ChatGPT for multiple deaths
- Altman called AI safety “genuinely hard,” highlighting the balance between protection and usability
- OpenAI faces multiple wrongful-death lawsuits tied to claims that ChatGPT worsened mental health outcomes
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman isn’t known for oversharing about ChatGPT's inner workings. But he admitted to difficulty keeping the AI chatbot both safe and useful. Elon Musk seemingly sparked this insight with barbed posts on X (formerly Twitter). Musk warned people not to use ChatGPT, sharing a link to an article claiming a link between the AI assistant and nine deaths.