A lawyer representing the family of a 16-year-old who died by suicide has criticized ChatGPT-maker OpenAI's newly announced parental controls, calling them insufficient. The family attributes their son's death to the chatbot, leading to the first-ever wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI.

• The lawsuit was filed last week by Matt and Maria Raine, parents of Adam Raine, who died in April.
• OpenAI plans to introduce features allowing parents to link accounts, manage features, and receive notifications for "acute distress."
• The family's lawyer, Jay Edelson, demands the chatbot be "taken down," viewing the new controls as a "crisis management" tactic.