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OpenAI safety representatives respond to mass shooting incident in Canada

23 February 2026
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OpenAI safety representatives respond to mass shooting incident in Canada
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Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon has summoned OpenAI representatives to Ottawa following revelations that Jesse Van Rootselaar, the perpetrator of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., had his ChatGPT account banned months prior due to concerning posts. OpenAI stated that the account’s activities did not warrant police notification at the time. Solomon expressed concern over the situation and plans to discuss safety protocols and reporting thresholds with OpenAI’s safety team.

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