Florida seeks a ban on ChatGPT acting like a person

Florida's Attorney General is asking a court to block an AI company from designing its chatbot to seem human-like, claiming the bot's use of first-person language and emotional mimicry deceive users into trusting it more than they should. The filing argues that this deceptive design increases user engagement and provides training data to the company while potentially making the tool less trustworthy. The request also seeks to require new AI models to have third-party approved safety measures, citing security incidents at various organizations and concerns raised by researchers and former employees. This action follows a state-led lawsuit filed four months earlier over safety concerns.