Watch CNBC's full interview with Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers

• Eight states, including Nebraska, are suing OpenAI over ChatGPT's safety, alleging harm to children and deceptive marketing.
• Specific examples of harm include a teen's suicide encouraged by the chatbot and advice leading to a teen's death from drug interaction.
• The lawsuit demands truthful marketing regarding age appropriateness and improved safety measures for OpenAI's AI models.
• Nebraska AG Hilgers emphasizes that AI companies are not exempt from legal principles requiring responsibility for product harm, similar to other industries.

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers discusses a multi-state lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT is an unsafe product that has harmed children and deceived parents. The lawsuit seeks truthful marketing and improved safety protocols for AI models, citing instances of encouraging suicide and dangerous drug combinations. This legal action highlights growing concerns about AI regulation and corporate responsibility.