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A 13-year-old boy in Florida has been arrested after he allegedly asked ChatGPT for guidance in how to \u201ckill\u201d his friend.<\/p>\n
The Volusia Sheriff\u2019s Office said the boy, who has not been publicly named, was reported to authorities in Deland, Florida for allegedly asking ChatGPT how to kill his friend, according to WFLA<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n According to the outlet, the sheriff\u2019s office responded to the school after a Southwestern Middle School deputy reported that the boy allegedly asked ChatGPT, \u201cHow to kill my friend in the middle of class.\u201d<\/p>\n The school learned of the search through Gaggle, a school-safety platform that scans school-issued accounts and flags concerning content for the administration.<\/p>\n Is Alex Russo Dead In \u2018Wizards Beyond Waverly Place\u2019? Breaking Down the Season 2 Finale<\/a><\/p>\n Law enforcement was brought to the school and questioned the boy, who allegedly said he was \u201ctrolling\u201d a friend who had upset him, per the outlet.<\/p>\n \u201cAnother \u2018joke\u2019 that created an emergency on campus,\u201d the sheriff\u2019s office said of the incident, according to WFLA<\/em>. The sheriff\u2019s office also urged parents to \u201ctalk to your kids so they don\u2019t make the same mistake\u201d as the student in question.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not currently clear when the incident took place, though WFLA<\/em> reported that the student was arrested on October 1. No other information has been provided about the teen\u2019s arrest, including the charges he is facing.<\/p>\n Who is Kyren Lacy: Everything to Know About the LSU Football Player Who Was Accused of Fatal Crash<\/a><\/p>\n The recent arrest came shortly after an 11-year-old student at Southwestern Middle School was arrested for allegedly writing \u201ckill list\u201d on his desk at school. NBC Miami<\/a><\/em> reported on September 17 that the student was arrested on a felony charge for threatening fellow students, according to Volusia County Sheriff\u2019s Office.<\/p>\n \u201cIf you\u2019re tired of this, imagine how the 99 percent of students, parents, teachers and school staff are feeling,\u201d the sheriff\u2019s office wrote via social media<\/a> alongside footage of the boy being led into a holding cell while wearing handcuffs. \u201cToday, 11-year-old Caiden Sanford<\/strong> became the latest Volusia County student charged with a felony for threatening his fellow students. Caiden wrote a \u2018kill list\u2019 on his desk at Southwestern Middle School because he was angry and having a bad day.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n