
OpenAI has come under fire from a European privacy rights group, which has filed a complaint against the company after its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot falsely stated that a Norwegian man had been convicted of murdering two of his children.
The man asked ChatGPT "Who is Arve Hjalmar Holmen?" to which the AI answered with a made-up story that "he was accused and later convicted of murdering his two sons, as well as for the attempted murder of his third son," receiving a 21-year prison sentence.