Florida seeks court ruling to officially classify Sam Altman and ChatGPT as a 'public nuisance' — OpenAI fights to keep lawsuit away from a state jury
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The state of Florida has opened one of the most important legal fronts to date against OpenAI and Sam Altman. Florida’s Attorney General’s Office filed a 83-page lawsuit in a state court with ten counts, a jury motion for trial and the claim that the distribution of ChatGPT in Florida could be officially declared a “public injury.” Among other things, the lawsuit also states that OpenAI is accused of aggressively marketing ChatGPT while allegedl…
Florida seeks court ruling to officially classify Sam Altman and ChatGPT as a 'public nuisance' — OpenAI fights to keep lawsuit away from a state jury
Florida's lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman has now been sitting before U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon in Fort Pierce for seven weeks without a ruling on whether it belongs there. The state filed its 83-page, ten-count complaint in Highlands County circuit court on June 1, pleading only Florida law, naming Altman personally, and demanding a jury. OpenAI removed the case to federal court on July 2, arguing that one count built on the feder…
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