Suit alleges OpenAI hid logs to avoid exposing other users
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Ars Technica reported the lawsuit demands OpenAI pay to rebuild the school and alleges the company concealed the shooter's chat logs specifically to avoid outing other violent users flagged by its systems.
“I really doubt even with 'removed' guardrails it replied with anything that materially assisted anything cause really what info would it even had.”
SilverAgedSentiel, Reddit commenter · reddit ↗Niki Sharma British Columbia Attorney GeneralOpenAI Defendant, maker of ChatGPT
Sam Altman OpenAI CEO, named defendantJesse Van Rootselaar 18-year-old Tumbler Ridge shooter
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arstechnica.com/tech-policy/... In addition to the demanded disclosures & changes, BC is suing OpenAI for the cost to rebuild a new school in #TumblerRidge & for expenses of emergency services used in response to the tragedy.
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delusion that the shooter already had, that's point i'm making you are talking basically to yourself when communicating with an AI. I really doubt even with 'removed' guardrails it replied with anything that materially assisted anything cause really what info would it even had. If he's writing his fantasy/conspiracies what do you expect it to do?…
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Lawsuit demands OpenAI pay for new school after ChatGPT used in Tumbler Ridge shooting
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Nah of all the details here this one is meaningless. Getting around account, IP, or even hardware blocks is easy today even if the company tries to stop it. Unless we move to something that doesn’t exist yet that somehow is able to tie an account to someone physically being someplace with a physical ID and biometrics confirmation getting around…
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The question is about where the line should be drawn. Having worked for over a decade in trust and safety not everything is as clear cut as child safety which I spent a long time on - violence or incitement, missing etc are far more shades of grey - and sometimes the line is drawn in the wrong place, and yes, sometimes bad things happen. That’s…
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We used to joke that it felt like living in Southpark. But even south park is much more diverse and understanding than Tumbler ridge.
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