Mike Hilgers

Nebraska is using a different combination of statutes.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers identifies the Nebraska Consumer Protection Act, the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act, and the Age Appropriate Online Design Code Act.

The common theme is child safety and allegedly misleading assurances.

The legal routes are state-specific.

Five state attorneys, including Iowa's Brenna Bird, announced this week in Washington they are suing OpenAI, arguing its artificial intelligence technology is putting children at risk.

The other attorneys general who joined in the announcement were Chris Kobach of Kansas, Mike Hilgers of Nebraska, J.B. McCuskey of West Virginia, and Tim Griffin of Arkansas.

Here are four things to know from the announcement.

What are the states alleging? Bird said the states are suing OpenAI for hurting Iowa children, deceiving parents, and violating Iowa's Consumer Fraud Act.

Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, and Montana filing separate suits alleging that ChatGPT is an unsafe product that has harmed children and deceived parents.

Joining me now for more is Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers.

Attorney General, I should say, Mr.

Attorney General, thanks.

Yeah, I appreciate it very much.

Thank you.

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers.

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It describes instances where users were able to bypass OpenAI's safety measures and generate responses the company said its safeguards were designed to prevent, which raises serious questions about whether consumers were given an accurate picture of the product's safety pr-protections." I guess my question is then, if somebody goes around their, their safety guardrails, then is it on the company or is it on the individual who went around the safety guardrails? What is interesting, though, is that these are red states.

And the attorney general of Nebraska, his name is Mike Hilgers, said the following: "The United States must win the race for artificial intelligence.

The frontier labs have the tools to continue the lead, but in their rush for market share They cannot deceive or misinform customers about its technology.

In this case, OpenAI has done just that.

Hoping the check is in the mail.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers wants Lincoln to pay the attorney general's $19,000 for attorney fees because they had to take them to court on the three petition initiatives.

I'm sure that's it.

I'm sure the check is in the mail.

Nebraska, I'm Andy Hoosier.

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers is hitting the campaign trail across the state of Nebraska as he reflects on the recent rally from President Donald Trump showing up in Grand Island on Monday this week, where he says it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for him and his family and to get Republican voters excited for the upcoming midterm election season.

I was able to take one person, so I brought my 10-year-old, Clara Jane, and she just, I mean, it was just a lifetime memory for her, a lifetime memory for she and I to share it in an environment that was so electric, so energetic.

I'd had the opportunity to actually speak in front of so many Nebraskans in advance of the president.

The states charge that the company fails to disclose its Chinese affiliates or their obligations under China's two thousand seventeen National Intelligence Law, which compels companies to support, assist, and cooperate with Chinese intelligence authorities.

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers told The Epoch Times that the lawsuit aims to protect Nebraskans' privacy, security, and pocketbooks from deceit by the largest internet router company in the nation.

In truth, its supply chain continues to be intertwined with China's state-sponsored technology ecosystem, he said.

The complaint cite reports that representatives from the two companies attended a Chinese Communist Party event together in China after the spin-off.