The family the girl critically injured in the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has launched a civil court lawsuit against artificial intelligence firm OpenAI.
Eby credited Altman for participating in the call, acknowledging he was not obligated to do so, and suggested that, based on a review by the premier’s staff, OpenAI has better reporting standards than any similar companies operating in Canada…
Eby called AI a technology with “incredible promise,” including in providing medical care and tackling issues such as climate change.
The last part is by far the dumbest. Medical care is grimly ironic when Canada has a doctor-assisted suicide problem, and climate change is something AI is accelerating. It’s not going to generate a novel solution to it.
The premier said Altman agreed to apologize to the community of Tumbler Ridge. An apology has not yet been issued.
“I’m sorry you feel that way about AI and can’t handle the future. Here’s some free ChatGPT credits”
This part is at the bottom of the article, but Altman’s promise to say sorry got an article of its own:
And it quotes the premier singing the praises of Altman and AI:
The last part is by far the dumbest. Medical care is grimly ironic when Canada has a doctor-assisted suicide problem, and climate change is something AI is accelerating. It’s not going to generate a novel solution to it.