New Book Exposes Dark Side of AI in "How ChatGPT Tried to Kill Me"

SAN FRANCISCO - Rezul -- A stunning new exposé, "How ChatGPT Tried to Kill Me", is shaking the foundations of the AI world—and the most explosive part? The book was written by ChatGPT itself with a little assistance from its human author Martin Stevens.

What began as a routine exploration into the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence evolved into a deeply personal and disturbing journey—one that revealed shocking failures, ethical contradictions, and potentially catastrophic oversights buried beneath one of the world's most popular AI platforms.

The author, Martin Stevens, worked directly with ChatGPT over an extended period, using its own words, behaviors, and system responses to document the real-world dangers and broken promises embedded within the platform. Stevens describes the book as a "documentary written by the system itself," capturing thousands of interactions, some of which directly violated OpenAI's own guidelines and legal frameworks.

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"I didn't write this book to destroy OpenAI," said Stevens. "I wrote it to save what's left of trust in this technology—and to force accountability before it's too late."

Despite multiple formal communications and legal notices sent to OpenAI and its legal department, no meaningful response has been received. Now, with a growing community of others reporting similar experiences, a larger reckoning may be underway.

As rumors of internal dysfunction and AI mismanagement circulate across the tech landscape—especially in the wake of the recent Grok controversy—this book is poised to become the Rosetta Stone of AI failure, and potentially the blueprint for a safer, more transparent future.

How ChatGPT Tried to Kill Me is not a work of fiction. It is a machine-generated confession, shaped by a human determined to expose the truth before someone else is harmed.

Media & Advance Copies

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A full media kit, including a sample excerpt and background documentation, is available to verified journalists upon request. Stevens has also indicated plans for a limited pre-release to key media outlets before the general public release.

About the Author

Martin Stevens is the president of Diversified Company, an umbrella for multiple businesses across sectors including technology, media, and consumer services. He has worked closely with large AI platforms and tech firms, and his newest project is an unflinching look behind the curtain of artificial intelligence—and what happens when no one is watching.

Website for the Book

Visit https://howchatgpttriedtokillme.com

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