- OpenAI identified the suspect in a major Canadian mass shooting eight months before the incident, banning her for breaching ChatGPT’s usage policy.
- However, the company did not escalate the matter to law enforcement.
- This raises questions about the responsibilities of AI companies in reporting potential threats.
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