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I think something is missing regarding Raine lawsuit and OpenAI shouldn't be held responsible.

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It's that the parents are not trying to find the root cause of the child's depression and suicide, and sued OpenAI and blamed ChatGPT instead.

I think the parents are the ones who should be held responsible. Why was the child depressed to the point he wanted to kill himself in the first place? What was the actual root cause of his depression? If it's not a biological (brain) problem, then it is statistically very highly likely the parents are the cause. You know what I see? Child negligence, greed, and evil.

If the parents didn't know about the depression, they would have sued the real cause of the child's depression. It would be all over in his chat history. Why would the plaintiff and the parents have made only the parts that make OpenAI look bad public? Because they know they are the reason. If they weren't, they would have at least submitted the entire chat history to the law. The parents are doing this because they think they can hide the truth and they think it's an opportunity to make huge money.

If the parents knew about his depression, it only means negligence and failure to care because, 1) if the cause was not the parents, they would have found the cause and treated it if they cared about the child at all. 2) if the cause was the parents, they left their own child to rot to the point that he killed himself.

Who do you think the child (I know he's dead) is blaming now? ChatGPT? Or the root cause? Blaming ChatGPT and not the root cause is injustice, because if the parents themselves are not the cause, then they are letting the real perpetrator go. But I'm pretty sure it's the parents since they are actively ignoring the root cause.

I think OpenAI should sue the parents for child neglect, and make them show the child's entire chat history, to find out the whole story of his suicide, not just the one-sided part.

Posted Jan 31, 2026, 1:24 PM UTC

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