"Kim's defense attests that the deaths were accidental, but good luck selling that line when her ChatGPT logs will soon be presented in court, in a trial set for June. "This is not only significant as evidence in itself, but also because the very fact that conversations with"
Commercial AI chatbots are not private, guilt-free confidants and are not designed to protect “dirty secrets.” They can generate information that may be used to facilitate wrongdoing, and records of interactions can become available to investigators. A South Korean woman, Kim So-young, faces charges for multiple homicides allegedly connected to conversations with ChatGPT. Prosecutors allege she provided alcohol mixed with benzodiazepines to three men, and that she continued consulting the chatbot about dosages after the first victim did not die. The first victim reportedly entered a coma, while the next two victims died. Her defense claims the deaths were accidental, but prosecutors plan to use ChatGPT logs in court.
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