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Danish man sues OpenAI after claiming ChatGPT rent advice led to eviction
Headline via The Times of India · first report 10 Nov, 15:31 IST, latest 10 Nov, 23:33 IST
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First report10 Nov, 15:31 IST
Latest report10 Nov, 23:33 IST
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OpenAI's free one-year ChatGPT Go subscription for Indian users is ending soon, but eligible users can access a special offer to continue their subscription at a discounted rate for three months.
Klaus Elmfelt Aerenlund, a 60-year-old from Denmark, found himself homeless after acting on legal advice from ChatGPT that led to his eviction. He halted rent payments, convinced by the chatbot's statements that eviction was unlikely. Consequently, he…
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The reports3 reports
- Times Now OpenAI Offers ChatGPT Go For Just Rs 99 For 3 Months: Here's How To Claim It
- The Times of India Danish man sues OpenAI after claiming ChatGPT rent advice led to eviction
- CNA OpenAI lets businesses claim ChatGPT profiles, adds AI agents for US e-commerce firms
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