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OpenAI issue 'disturbing' response as parents testify that ChatGPT acted as a 'suicide coach' to their son

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Published 16:10 26 Nov 2025 GMT

OpenAI issue 'disturbing' response as parents testify that ChatGPT acted as a 'suicide coach' to their son

OpenAI's ChatGPT is accused of 'coaching' 16-year-old Adam Raine.

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