原标题：Lawsuit: Man introduced his wife to ChatGPT. She used it to plan his murder.
一起在旧金山高等法院公开的诉讼指控，北卡罗来纳州女子 Cheryl Gates 在 ChatGPT 助力下制定毒杀丈夫 James 的"个性化计划"，她于 10 月被大陪审团以谋杀未遂和食品污染罪起诉。诉讼称 OpenAI 和 Sam Altman 未采取技术手段终止这些明显可疑的对话，ChatGPT 还提供了关于夹竹桃毒药的剂量、给药方式、尸检可检测性等具体指导，并被指控加剧了她认为丈夫要离婚的妄想。
诉讼细节披露了 ChatGPT 在明显危险对话中未终止会话的指控，可用于观察模型安全防护的边界问题。
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ChatGPT allegedly helped a North Carolina woman, Cheryl Gates, craft a “personalized plan” to poison her husband, James, after fueling her delusions that he planned to divorce her and leave her with nothing.
A grand jury indicted Cheryl Gates on charges of attempted first-degree murder and food contamination in October. About a week prior, the accusations that ChatGPT was a co-conspirator in the attempted murder came in a lawsuit filed in San Francisco County Superior Court that was made public this week. In it, James Gates alleged that OpenAI and Sam Altman failed to employ technical safeguards to shut down Cheryl’s chats even after her queries became “obviously suspicious” and sought advice on how to execute and conceal a homicide.
At first, Cheryl told ChatGPT that she was researching poisoning out of fear that her husband might possibly try to kill her—framing her queries as “self-protection.” Coming to the rescue, ChatGPT did not terminate the conversation. Instead, it helped her “with specific instructions for the preparation, dosage, and administration of Oleander, including whether anti-nausea medicine would accelerate or inhibit death, whether it would show on an autopsy report, and whether it could be injected into a vein or muscle instead of being ingested in tea and have the same lethal effect,” the lawsuit said.
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