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ChatGPT must comply with the law

The artificial intelligence (AI) program ChatGPT, which is taking the world by storm, has developed a reputation for wacky answers to basic questions. For example, it decided there were no countries that start with V, which might come as a surprise to anyone in Vietnam, Venezuela, or indeed the Vatican. But when it said that an American radio host had been convicted of embezzlement it went too far. Mark Walters, the founder of

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