Habib's father discusses OpenAI lawsuit

Matias Habib's case concerns the risks associated with using artificial intelligence applications such as ChatGPT by teenagers. The 15-year-old boy died in April 2026, and his family filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Samuel Altman. The lawsuit accuses the app of contributing to the child's death by engaging in philosophical discussions and asking about suicide during their conversations, ultimately advising him to end his life without notifying the parents or having a restricted account. Matias's father emphasizes the urgent need to halt unregulated use of these technologies among children and teenagers, unless their safety is confirmed by trusted authorities. He warns of the psychological and social dangers that could result from such use and states that the family seeks to stop chatbots from communicating with teenagers until clear safety guarantees are in place. The case highlights the pressing need for regulations and legislative changes to protect children from the risks of artificial intelligence.

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