Families sue OpenAI over Canadian mass shooter's use of ChatGPT
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Families sue OpenAI over Canadian mass shooter's use of ChatGPT
"Families of those injured and killed in a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia are suing OpenAI for negligence and providing a dangerously defective version of ChatGPT to the shooter."
"The suits allege that OpenAI failed to report the shooter's conversations with ChatGPT to authorities, and that ChatGPT itself was a defective product that did not challenge the shooter or direct her to seek real-world help."
"OpenAI stated it had a 'zero tolerance' policy for using its tools to assist in committing violence, and has already strengthened its safeguards, including improving how ChatGPT responds to signs of distress."
"The shooting at Tumbler Ridge is among the deadliest in Canadian history, occurring when Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, entered the local secondary school with a long gun and a modified handgun."
Families of victims from a school shooting in Tumbler Ridge are suing OpenAI for negligence, alleging the company provided a defective version of ChatGPT to the shooter. The lawsuits claim OpenAI did not report the shooter's conversations to authorities and failed to challenge the shooter or direct her to seek help. OpenAI stated it has a zero tolerance policy for violence and has improved safeguards. The shooting is one of the deadliest in Canadian history, involving an 18-year-old shooter with firearms.
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