You can't have because they were redacted. If you tried to talk to ChatGPT prior to Adam Raine's case, it wouldn't help you, just like it won't one-shot answer the question "how do you make cocaine?" The court documents don't have the part where it refuses to help first. The crime here is that OpenAI didn't set conversation limits because when the context window gets exceeded it goes off the rails. Bing instituted this very early on. Claude has those guad rails. But for some reason, OpenAi chose not to implement that.

The chats are horrifying, but it took a concerted dedicated effort to get ChatGPT to go there. If I drive through a sign that says Do Not Enter and fall off a cliff, who's really at fault?