It all got to the point where the AI explained why the husband's favorite energy drink was better than other drinks at masking the bitter taste of toxic substances. That is, ChatGPT was responsible for selecting the drugs, prescriptions, and dosages, and Cheryl was responsible for implementation. Thus, for several months, this couple added a deadly poison to James' drinks in such doses that he would not suspect anything. At one point he had a severe seizure that lasted for about three days. He developed heart problems, severe stomach pains, weakness and confusion so severe that he couldn't even send messages properly. The man suspected something was wrong, and later found the notes in his wife's handwriting with a list of dangerous substances, doses and "lethal" notes. At the beginning of the note was a reminder: "Delete all conversations" and "Exit ChatGPT". James contacted the police. The investigators saw notes and also found syringes, scales, capsules and seeds of poisonous plants in the house. And despite all this, the woman was cleared of all charges due to lack of evidence. James is now suing OpenAI and Sam Altman, alleging that ChatGPT encouraged his wife to carry out the assassination attempt and helped plan his murder. A script is ready for a Netflix series.