An Australian mayor may sue OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly made false claims that he'd been jailed for bribery
centered on how Note Printing Australia, a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia, had paid bribes to foreign officials to win contracts to print currencies between 1999 and 2004., and a judge at the Supreme Court of Victoria said that he had played a"very important role" in exposing the bribery."It told me that I'd been charged with very serious criminal offenses, that I'd been convicted of them, and that I'd spent 30 months in jail," he told ABC News.
Hood told ABC News it was all the more"disturbing" because ChatGPT got some details correct. However, the information about his own involvement was"completely wrong," he said."I was horrified – I was stunned at first that it was so incorrect." "I think this is a pretty stark wake-up call," Hood continued."The system is portrayed as being credible and informative, authoritative, and it's obviously not."When asked by Insider on Friday, ChatGPT told Insider that Hood"was not one of the individuals who were charged with foreign bribery offenses, and there is no public information indicating that he was directly implicated in the scandal.
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