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OpenAI CEO to Apologize to Tumbler Ridge Following Criticism Over Unreported User Account
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is expected to apologize to Tumbler Ridge and advocate for stronger regulations after criticism arose that a user's account, linked to a mass killing, was not reported to police despite concerning posts.
6 Mar, 00:52 — 6 Mar, 02:40
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Canada Says OpenAI CEO Pledged Apology, Tougher Safety Protocols in Shooting Response - WSJ
Canada Says OpenAI CEO Pledged Apology, Tougher Safety Protocols in Shooting Response WSJ
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B.C. premier says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will apologize to Tumbler Ridge, push for stronger regulations
The company behind ChatGPT is facing waves of criticism after it came out that the account of Jesse Van Rootselaar — who police say killed eight people, including six children, in Tumbler Ridge on Feb. 10 — wasn't reported to police despite posts about gun violence.
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