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Ottawa will wait for OpenAI info on Tumbler Ridge before regulating: Solomon
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Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon stated Thursday that the federal government will await information from OpenAI regarding the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shooting before regulating AI. On February 10, Jesse Van Rootselaar fatally shot eight people after OpenAI banned her from ChatGPT for worrisome interactions but failed to alert law enforcement. The Canadian AI Safety Institute is negotiating access to OpenAI's safety protocols, as human error was cited in not escalating AI-flagged threats.
OpenAI Restricts Access to New Cybersecurity Tool
OpenAI is restricting initial access to its new cybersecurity testing tool, GPT-5.5 Cyber, rolling it out only to "critical cyber defenders." This decision follows OpenAI's prior criticism of Anthropic for similarly limiting access to its Mythos tool.
Actor Colman Domingo, known for roles like Joe Jackson, sells his Los Angeles-area home for $2,135,000. The deal for the property closed on Wednesday. This transaction marks a significant real estate move for Domingo.
Apple has exceeded financial estimates with its latest earnings report. Simultaneously, President Trump signed legislation to fund the Department of Homeland Security, thereby preventing a potential government shutdown. These actions address key economic and political concerns, providing stability.
A new $191 million non-Disney animated film, described as a "hit," officially releases on Netflix in two weeks. This highly anticipated feature will become available on the streaming platform, offering a special treat for animation lovers and broadening access to a major animated production.
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