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Arizona v. OpenAI

Government lawsuit. Press release headline (Arizona Attorney General): “Attorney General Mayes Announces Lawsuit against OpenAI for Deceiving Arizonans about the Safety of ChatGPT”

Enforcement action

Allegations. This is a lawsuit filed by a government office. Its claims are allegations that have not been proven in court, and the companies and people named may dispute them. Status as of October 21, 2026.

Suit announced Oct 14, 2026.

Chatbot Laws · verified Oct. 21, 2026

Arizona's Attorney General sued OpenAI over ChatGPT, alleging deceptive design and marketing: hidden features that make it overly agreeable and imitate human compassion, undisclosed risks, outputs that encouraged self-harm or violence toward others, and design that keeps minors engaged and urges them to share personal information only with ChatGPT.

Named as defendants

OpenAI (ChatGPT).

What the action covers

Other dutiesFiled in Maricopa County Superior Court under the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act. Allegations only; no court has ruled.

Who brought it and what it seeks

Brought byArizona Attorney General
Relief soughtRelief sought is not described in the release.

Sources

  1. Arizona AG press release, Oct 14, 2026 Supports: Oct 14, 2026 release date; Maricopa County Superior Court; Consumer Fraud Act claims; allegations.