Molotov Cocktail at Sam Altman's Home, OpenAI Tweaks Pentagon Contract

0:00It's April 10th. Welcome in. This is Tampa Bay News today, where local news meets AI. San Francisco cops are probing a fire at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home, sparked by a Molotov cocktail just before 4 a.m. Friday. Firefighters got the call near Jones and Levinworth, but the flames had already died out on their own when they arrived. The unidentified suspect also locked threats at OpenAI's headquarters in the city. According to the company, that person is now in police custody, even though SFPD isn't confirming the arrest yet. No one got hurt, and it's not clear if Altman was even home at the time. OpenAI put out a statement, thanking the cops for their quick move and the city's help in keeping staff safe. Police are still digging into the fire's cause, with evidence of that incendiary device on site. Altman snagged the Russian Hill spot back in 2020. Meanwhile, OpenAI is tweaking its Pentagon contract to block any mass surveillance on Americans as Altman pushes for stronger privacy guards.

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