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OpenAI says Tumbler Ridge shooter bypassed ChatGPT ban with 2nd account | Hanomansing Tonight
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6:06Now PlayingAnn O'Leary, OpenAI's vice-president of global policy, says the company found a second ChatGPT account belonging to the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shooter after her name was made public in the wake of the murders and shared the account with police. The revelation came as the firm outlined a series of 'immediate steps' it would be taking in response to the killings in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Sarah Galashan has the latest.
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