OpenAI sued over ChatGPT’s ‘dangerous’ medical advice in first case of its kind

The Next Webby Alina Maria StanJuly 23, 2026tech

Scott Winters says he trusted ChatGPT with his health, and it nearly cost him his life. The 55-year-old Florida pastor is suing OpenAI in San Francisco. He alleges the chatbot gave him dangerously wrong medical advice and talked him out of seeking care. Weeks later, a pulmonary embolism brought him, in his words, “to the […] This story continues at The Next Web

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OpenAI sued over ChatGPT’s ‘dangerous’ medical advice in first case of its kind

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