Florida AG Probes ChatGPT in FSU Shooting

0:00It's April 21st. This is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. Florida's Attorney General launched a criminal probe into OpenAI's chat GPT this week, looking at whether the AI played a role in last year's Florida. State University shooting that left two dead and six wounded. Prosecutors reviewed chat logs between the AI and the gunman, Phoenix Ickner, to check if it aided the attack. They've subpoenaed OpenAI for details on their policies for handling threats and reporting crimes. OpenAI pushed back hard, calling the shooting a tragedy, but insisting chat GPT only gave factual info from public sources and never encouraged. Violence. The company says it's fully cooperating and already shared data with cops. Ickner, stepson of a sheriff's deputy, used her old service gun in the rampage and now faces first-degree murder charges with prosecutors eyeing the death penalty. This investigation could set big precedents for AI accountability, especially as the

1:00Attorney General gears up for his own election run. Stay tuned as more details drop.