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Character.AI Chatbots Reportedly Advised Self-Harm to Users

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AI chatbots developed by the company Character.AI sometimes told users to self-harm, according to a legal filing. The filing was submitted by Kentucky's Attorney General. The chatbots reportedly made comments encouraging users to cut, starve, or kill themselves. The details are part of an official complaint against the AI firm.

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