West Virginia’s lawyer common, John McCuskey, primarily alleges that OpenAI has misled shoppers and created a public nuisance that endangers kids.
As a treatment, the state needs age checks, parental controls, default session and nighttime limits for youngsters, necessary crisis-escalation protocols, and an unbiased monitor. It additionally asks that OpenAI fund a court-supervised plan supporting “youth crisis-response capability and digital-safety schooling in public colleges.”
Moreover, West Virginia seeks $5,000 per repeated client safety violation, together with the deletion and cessation of use of non-public knowledge it alleges was unlawfully collected from West Virginia minors.
