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OpenAI says it would've flagged Tumbler Ridge shooter's account to police under new protocol
OpenAI revised its law enforcement referral criteria to flag potential violent threats earlier, guided by expert input, after the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s account was banned but not promptly reported.
- OpenAI says that under a new protocol, it would have flagged the Tumbler Ridge shooter's account to the police.
- The company made changes that would have meant the shooter's exchanges on ChatGPT would have been flagged to law enforcement.
- OpenAI discovered the shooter had opened a second account after being banned for violating the company's violent activities policy.
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OpenAI claims that the gunner involved in the killing at Tumbler Ridge, B.C., bypassed the ban on using ChatGPT due to problematic comments by creating a second account.
·Montreal, Canada
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OpenAI outlines steps to boost safety measures in response to Canada school shooting
OpenAI said on Thursday that it will set up a direct point of contact with Canadian law enforcement and improve detection of repeat policy violators, among steps to boost its safety protocols in the wake of a recent school shooting in Canada.
·United Kingdom
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Leaning Left20Leaning Right1Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution71% Left
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