OpenAI Publicist Cuts Off Vanity Fair Question on ChatGPT Suicide Case
Sam Altman said he did not know who Laura Reiley is when asked in a Vanity Fair interview, which was interrupted by an OpenAI publicist.
In a Vanity Fair interview, Sam Altman was asked whether he knew who Laura Reiley is and said he did not, according to kotaku.com.
An OpenAI publicist interrupted the interview when Vanity Fair's Mark Guiducci raised the story of Laura Reiley's daughter, saying two minutes were left and asking to move on.
Guiducci said Laura Reiley's daughter died by suicide after speaking with ChatGPT.
Altman said he did not think chat logs should be used without consent and that experts are unsure what to do about the hardest questions facing the technology.
Laura Reiley wrote an essay in the Times last year about her daughter, who died by suicide after speaking with ChatGPT.
Quick answers
What happened during the Vanity Fair interview with Sam Altman?
An OpenAI publicist interrupted the interview when Mark Guiducci raised the story of Laura Reiley's daughter, saying two minutes were left and asking to move on.
What did Sam Altman say about Laura Reiley?
Asked whether he knew who Laura Reiley is, Altman said he did not.
What did Altman say about chat logs?
He said he did not think chat logs should be used without consent and that experts are unsure what to do about the hardest questions facing the technology.