As selfish as it is, the thing that worries me most is a possible knee-jerk reaction by Anthropic and OpenAI, who may want to train their models away from conversations about medicine and metal health, for "safety reasons" (safety from ending up in news or in a lawsuit like this). This would be a big setback, as these models are useful in those areas, for people who can use them at least somewhat responsibly (very much not limited to specialists).
It was a statistical certainty that someone will hit such situation with any of the general-purpose chat apps, whether third-party or first party; I'm surprised it took so long for a lawsuit to happen. Unfortunately, as demonstrated many times over the past decade, media attention like this makes AI companies panic and behave irrationally.
It was a statistical certainty that someone will hit such situation with any of the general-purpose chat apps, whether third-party or first party; I'm surprised it took so long for a lawsuit to happen. Unfortunately, as demonstrated many times over the past decade, media attention like this makes AI companies panic and behave irrationally.