FTC investigating ChatGPT over allegations it harmed consumers by publishing false information

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FTC investigating ChatGPT over allegations it harmed consumers by publishing false information

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating ChatGPT over allegations that it harmed consumers by publishing false information.

The company behind the highly popular artificial intelligence app, OpenAI, was sent a 20-page letter from the FTC on Thursday demanding extensive records. The San Francisco-based company was given 14 days to comply. It also demanded that the company refrain from altering or destroying any documents in its possession.

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