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OpenAI CEO apologizes for not tipping off police about shooting suspect

OpenAI CEO apologizes for not tipping off police about shooting suspect

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologized for the company's failure to notify police about a blocked account linked to a suspect who killed eight people at a Canadian school in February. The suspect committed suicide after the shooting, and Altman acknowledged the company should have proactively shared information regarding the user's activity.

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