OpenAI Apologizes for Late Alert in Tumbler Ridge Shooting

0:00Open AI CEO Sam Altman sent an apology letter to the Tumblr Ridge British Columbia community after the February 10th mass shooting that claimed, eight lives. He owned up to not alerting police sooner about the shooter's chat GPT account, which got banned in June for violent activity. The company disabled Jesse Van Rootsalars first account that month, but only flagged it to the RCMP after the attack. Later, they uncovered a second account tied to her name, despite systems meant to catch repeat violators. Folks in the small town are still reeling from the loss, with two others injured alongside the aid killed. Altman's words hit hard, stressing condoances and how no parents should bury a child. One victim's family, whose daughter Maya Gabala, to bullets to the neck and head while shooting kids in the school library, filed a lawsuit against. Open AI in March. Van Rootsalars started her rampage at home, killing her mother and 11-year-old half-brother before heading to Tumblr Ridge secondary school. This late alert and apology stir up big questions on text role in spotting threats early, leaving

1:04the community to heal while the story unfolds. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Canada News Today, AI-powered