OpenAI sued by Canadian province over role in mass shooting
British Columbia claims the ChatGPT maker failed to act after attacker’s account was flagged
OpenAI sued by Canadian province over role in mass shooting
British Columbia claims the ChatGPT maker failed to act after attacker’s account was flagged
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