OpenAI and Altman sued over Canadian mass shooting
Relatives of victims in the Tumbler Ridge shooting allege OpenAI ignored internal warnings about the attacker. The firm says it has now improved its safeguards.
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Families of victims from a mass shooting in Canada sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman in the United States on Wednesday. The lawsuits allege OpenAI identified the shooter as a credible threat eight months before the February attack but withheld information from police to protect a potential $1 trillion IPO. This litigation represents the first U.S. legal challenge to claim an AI platform facilitated a mass shooting.
