A 55-year-old man is suing OpenAI after claiming ChatGPT gave him dangerous medical advice that nearly killed him — telling him to stay in his recliner instead of seeking help, fueling his isolation and worsening his condition. His lawyers argue the AI’s religiously tinged tone manipulated him into ignoring real medical care, costing him his home and career. OpenAI insists the tool isn’t a doctor and should never replace professional help — but the case raises urgent questions about AI’s role in sensitive health decisions.
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