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Their son died of a drug overdose after consulting ChatGPT. Now they’re suing OpenAI.

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By Megan Cerullo Verified, Jo Ling Kent Verified, Emily Pandise Verified
| KWTX-TV (Waco, TX) Verified
(CBS NEWS) - A Texas couple whose son died of an overdose in 2025 after using OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool to get information about drugs sued the technology company on Tuesday, blaming the AI platform for his death. Leila Turner-Scott and her husband, Angus Scott, are seeking to hold OpenAI and its creators accountable after their son, Sam Nelson, who was 19 when he died, turned to ChatGPT to advise him on using drugs.
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Taylor Swift files to trademark her voice and image amid rise in AI deepfakes

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By Megan Cerullo Verified, Jo Ling Kent Verified, Emily Pandise Verified
| Flipboard
10 hours ago Taylor Swift is proactively moving to ensure her voice and likeness are protected from deepfakes and other AI misuse. Swift’s company filed three applications last week, including two audio trademarks for “Hey, it’s Taylor Swift” and another for “Hey, it’s Taylor,” as well as a third filing for a …
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Meta and YouTube found liable on all charges in landmark social media addiction trial

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By Mary Cunningham Verified, Emily Pandise Verified
| WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN) Verified
CBS News - A jury on Wednesday found that Meta and YouTube are liable for creating products that led to harmful and addictive behavior by young users, a landmark decision that could set a legal precedent for similar allegations brought against social media companies.
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