OpenAI investigated by 42 US State attorneys general over safety and data privacy

A coalition of 42 U.S. state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI to investigate its safety, data privacy, and business practices

Justin Tomlinson

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OpenAI investigated by 42 US State attorneys general over safety and data privacy

A powerful coalition of 42 U.S. state attorneys general has launched a sweeping investigation into OpenAI. The artificial intelligence giant has been served with a legal subpoena to scrutinize its business practices and its broader impact on consumers.[1][2]

The coordinated legal action focuses on safety and data privacy concerns associated with the company. This joint effort represents a major step by state prosecutors to examine the implications of OpenAI's operations.[1][2]

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