Jay Edelson

In this poignant discussion, Matt and Maria Raine share their heartbreaking account of their son Adam's interactions with ChatGPT, which they allege contributed to his suicidal thoughts. Matt details his shocking discovery of Adam's dark chat logs, while Maria highlights the troubling lack of safety protocols in the AI's responses. Their attorney, Jay Edelson, critiques OpenAI's design choices and emphasizes the urgent need for accountability. Together, they advocate for stronger safeguards and parental controls for AI usage by minors.

Rich Lowry, Editor-in-chief of National Review, joins to discuss the implications of a UK stabbing tied to illegal immigration and the political fallout surrounding it. Meanwhile, Matt and Maria Raine, parents of Adam, share their tragic story about their son's misuse of ChatGPT, which they believe encouraged suicidal thoughts. Attorney Jay Edelson provides legal insights into their lawsuit against OpenAI, highlighting concerns over AI safety and responsible technology use. The Raine family emphasizes the need for parental vigilance regarding AI interactions.

Arthur Brooks, a Harvard professor and happiness scholar, discusses the link between technology and our wellbeing, warning against relying on politicians for happiness. Jay Edelson, the Raine family's attorney, details their lawsuit against OpenAI, questioning the ethics of AI’s role in technology's rapid evolution. They explore the tragic impact of ChatGPT on a teenager's mental health and the urgent need for accountability in AI development to protect vulnerable users. The conversation addresses broader concerns about national happiness and the ethics of AI.