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Canada’s Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon said Monday he has summoned senior staff at OpenAI to discuss “safety protocols” after the tech company decided against reporting a Canadian ChatGPT user who police say went on to kill eight people in a school shooting.
OpenAI had banned the account of Jesse Van Rootselaar seven months before police said the 18-year-old killed eight people, including five children, in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. on Feb. 10. The Wall Street Journal first reported that Van Rootselaar’s ChatGPT account was internally flagged after some employees interpreted her writings as “an indication of potential real-world violence,” and urged company leaders to alert Canadian police.
An OpenAI spokesperson told The Wall Street Journal that at the time of the banning, Van Rootselaar’s account activity didn’t meet the company’s criteria for reporting to authorities. The company reached out to police after they learned of the shooting, she said.
“Those reports were deeply disturbing, reports saying that OpenAI did not contact law enforcement in a timely manner,” Solomon said.
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