OpenAI CEO Apologizes for Missed Alert in Canada Shooting

0:00On April 25th, open AI CEO Sam Altman just dropped the public apology after his company missed a chance to tip off police about a user account linked to a tragic mass shooting in Canada. Back in June, open AI flagged the account for pushing violent plans, banned it for breaking rules, but decided the activity didn't hit their bar for. Calling in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. On February 10th, that 18-year-old user, Jesse Van Rootselar, first killed her 39-year-old mom and 11-year-old stepbrother at. Home, then hit Tumblr Ridge secondary school, taking out five kids and one educator wounding 25 others before ending her own life. The community is reeling, with leaders like British Columbia Premier David Evie voicing deep anger and grief, calling the missed alert a preventable heartbreak for those shattered families. Altman reached out to the local mayor, and Evie, owning the pain caused and pledged to team up with governments everywhere to tighten safeguards and stop repeats of this nightmare.