加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省于周一向美国联邦法院对OpenAI提起诉讼，指控该公司在Tumbler Ridge校园枪击案发生前未能将ChatGPT平台上的暴力威胁信息通报执法部门1。18岁的Jessie Van Rootselaar在2月杀害了8人，其中包括6名儿童，其账户中关于枪支暴力的对话内容曾被OpenAI安全团队标记但未上报当局1。
OpenAI首席执行官Sam Altman在4月致函表示歉意，称"我们未能向执法部门发出警告，对此深表遗憾"1。省检察长Niki Sharma指出，OpenAI拒绝披露涉案的相关ChatGPT对话内容1。由于未报告决定发生在加州，诉讼以加州为管辖地1。省政府表示，任何通过诉讼获得的经济赔偿将用于该中学的重建工作1。
British Columbia filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in U.S. federal court on Monday, alleging the company failed to alert authorities to warning signs on ChatGPT ahead of a deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge.1 The shooting, which occurred in February, was carried out by 18-year-old Jessie Van Rootselaar, who killed eight people, including six children.1
According to the province's complaint, OpenAI's internal safety team had flagged violent content related to firearms in the shooter's account months before the attack but did not report their findings to law enforcement.1 OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman apologized for the failure in a letter written in April, stating: "I am deeply sorry that we did not alert law enforcement."1 British Columbia's Attorney General Niki Sharma asserted that OpenAI refused to disclose the relevant ChatGPT conversations connected to the threat assessment.1
The lawsuit was filed in California federal court, with the jurisdiction chosen because the decision not to report the threat occurred in that state.1 Any financial damages awarded to the province are designated to be used toward rebuilding the secondary school affected by the incident.1
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