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Eight U.S. states are suing OpenAI, accusing it of putting profits ahead of child safety by rushing ChatGPT to market despite knowing it could harm kids, with claims the AI gave dangerous advice and misled parents. The attorneys general compare OpenAI’s actions to big tobacco and opioids, saying the company prioritized speed and growth over protecting young users. OpenAI defends itself by pointing to safety features it has added, including new protections for teens and tools for parents.