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Danish man sues OpenAI, saying ChatGPT's rent advice led to his eviction

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Klaus Elmfelt Aerenlund, a 60-year-old from Denmark, has become homeless after following legal guidance he received from ChatGPT. Relying on the chatbot's assurances that eviction was unlikely, he stopped paying rent. The resulting eviction left him dealing with severe emotional distress and isolation, and he has been living in his car. He is now suing OpenAI, seeking compensation as well as steps to prevent similar harm from AI tools in the future.

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