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2026-09-26 04:17
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Lawsuits alleges ChatGPT helped mass shooter plan attack
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In June 2025, Jesse Van Rootselaar received an email notification from OpenAI. Van Rootselaar had been using ChatGPT to discuss committing potential acts of violence—including a mass shooting at a shopping mall—and now OpenAI had banned that account.
Read at motherjones.com → - NBC NewsLean left
A lawsuit against OpenAI is alleging that an AI chatbot helped a mass shooter plan an attack at a school in Canada. NBC News' Gadi Schwartz talks to Mother Jones National Affairs Editor Mark Follman about his coverage on the allegations and his findings from the logs.
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