Kris Kobach

Kansas Attorney General

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“This lawsuit was filed on Wednesday. Simultaneously, eight states, a bipartisan group, by the way, brought suit in eight different state courts, all of us alleging that Open AI has essentially prioritized profit over protecting consumers and has misled consumers about the safety of these AI chatbots for children.”
Kansas Attorney General: OpenAI has 'prioritized profit' over consumer protectionCNBC Television, October 16, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Kobach's opening answer on why the states sued OpenAI.
“these are the same laws that were used to sue Big Tobacco in the 1990s.”
Kansas Attorney General: OpenAI has 'prioritized profit' over consumer protectionCNBC Television, October 16, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Kobach on the state consumer-protection laws the suits rely on.

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    Kansas Attorney General: OpenAI has 'prioritized profit' over consumer protection

    In a short CNBC interview, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach describes the suits that eight states filed against OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT is unsafe for children and consumers were misled, and says state consumer-protection law carries penalties and can force changes in practice.