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OpenAI apologizes to Tumbler Ridge, B.C.; premier says it's necessary but insufficient
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2:55Now PlayingOpenAI CEO Sam Altman sent an apology letter to Tumbler Ridge, B.C., after his company failed to alert law enforcement about an account that belonged to the Tumbler Ridge shooter. The shooter killed eight people, including six children.
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