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    Familie des Überlebenden der Schießerei in Tumbler Ridge verklagt OpenAI | Globalnews.ca

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    1. southern_ad_558 on

      I hate to see politics play a piece on tragedies, but fck OpenAI. I hope the familiy  win. 

    2. RavenBlade87 on

      Justly deserved. These accounts are horrific. Employees knew there was imminent danger and warned leadership. Who did nothing but ban the account.

      But people will still say OAI is being scapegoated.

    3. PizzaExisting9878 on

      Anything but mental health changes….

      I feel for the families but this is a stretch.

    4. Ok-Call7205 on

      Sorry, but the parents played a greater role in their child’s choices than any AI chatbot ever did. When I was a kid, I heard how rap and death metal was causing children to shoot up schools. Now they are blaming AI. I personally blame the people that had a greater influence on the child’s life than any other variable, but that’s just me.

    5. BigBangBoomerang on

      OpenAI didn’t hand the shooter a gun.

      This is like the age old argument that metal music or violent videogames teach young people to kill.

      There would be no mass shooting if the fire arms were not handed back to the family or the family took greater care and responsibility for them.

    6. HotBreakfast2205 on

      Won’t get anything if they sue the shooters family, lawyers love to make a case out of companies that are rich,
      Open ai admitting and apologizing publically is what is making the victims family believe the have a case here

    8. sankyx on

      It seems many people didnt read the article.

      The family is not suing Open AI because they are making them responsible for the Shooter’s decision; they are suing for negligence in responding and alerting the Canadian police regarding the violent account and post from that specific user.

    10. CanadianViking47 on

      if anything someone should sue them for even being able to see chats, there is a long list of organizations to blame before AI in this tragedy this is overreaching to invade our privacy more. 

    11. redpandafire on

      Good. People defending OpenAI comparing it to rap/metal but they are wrong. Music can’t have a conversation and glaze you for months and years endlessly.

      People forget this is the most potent technology humanity has ever created. Engineering on the scale of magic, entirely designed to change your behavior. And it’s fucking good at it.

      It is OpenAI at fault. We need new standards for tech companies in a new age of technology.

    12. alicat9 on

      Seems like no one is actually reading the article.

      They are suing because openAI CLOSED the shooter’s account due to VIOLENT activity and they did not report it to the police. That information could have helped prevent this tragedy.

      “Approximately 12 employees of the OpenAI Defendants identified the Gun Violence ChatGPT Posts as indicating an imminent risk of serious harm to others and recommended Canadian law enforcement be informed,” the civil suit claims.

      “Concerns regarding the Gun Violence ChatGPT Posts were subsequently escalated to leadership,” which chose “to ban the Shooter’s first OpenAI account… rebuffed their employees’ request to contact Canadian law enforcement.”

      The suit also alleged that OpenAI “failed to detect and ban the Shooter’s second OpenAI account,” which was used “to continue planning scenarios involving gun violence, including a mass casualty event.””

      Edited to add quote from article.

    15. workjet on

      I don’t want OpenAI to lose. I value my privacy and it’s not up to them to divulge any info to authorities.

      Sorry to the family, but this lawsuit is bigger than them

    18. Abyssus88 on

      Not gonna lie well Open Ai screwed up I don’t see the family winning this, a Better lawsuit would be Against the RCMP for giving back the guns when they could of legally not done so.

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