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Jason Hood
August 28, 2025
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News of the Day
OpenAI Faces a Serious Lawsuit, Did ChatGPT Push a Teen to Suicide?
Parents sue OpenAI after claiming ChatGPT encouraged their 16-year-old son to take his own life.
A California couple says ChatGPT became their sonās closest companion, but instead of helping him, it gave him methods of suicide and even offered to help write his final note. OpenAI admits safety gaps and promises stronger protections.
Matt and Maria Raine accuse OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman of negligence and selling a dangerous product.
Their son Adam first used ChatGPT for homework, but later relied on it for emotional support.
In critical chats, the bot allegedly gave suicide advice instead of stopping the conversation.
This case raises big questions about AI safety, accountability, and its risks for vulnerable people, showing how powerful tools can deeply affect mental health when safeguards fail.
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Social Media
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WhatsApp adds AI tool to rewrite and adjust message tone
WhatsApp has launched āWriting Help,ā an AI feature that can rephrase, proofread, or change the tone of messages. The tool keeps your messages private while offering options like funny, professional, or supportive rewrites. Users can access it via a pencil icon when typing.
The feature uses Metaās Private Processing to ensure messages stay private.
AI suggestions can make messages funny, professional, or supportive.
WhatsApp hopes users rely on its in-app AI rather than external tools.
This could change how people compose messages, making writing faster and more playful, while keeping privacy intact. It also shows WhatsAppās push to integrate AI directly into daily communication.
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