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OpenAI subpoenaed by 42 US states over business practices and user safety
A coalition of 42 US state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI for documents on data practices, user safety, chatbot behaviour and potential harms, marking its broadest regulatory scrutiny yet.
A coalition of 42 US state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI for documents on data practices, user safety, chatbot behaviour and potential harms, marking its broadest regulatory scrutiny yet.
A coalition of 42 US state attorneys general has subpoenaed OpenAI for documents on data practices, user safety, chatbot behaviour and potential harms, marking its broadest regulatory scrutiny yet.
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