April 29 (UPI) -- The families of seven people killed or injured in a February school shooting in British Columbia, Canada, filed lawsuits against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, on Wednesday in a California court, saying the company failed to warn authorities about the shooter's interactions with ChatGPT.

Seven families of victims in a February school shooting sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman on Wednesday, alleging the company and its ChatGPT chatbot were complicit in the injuries or deaths of their children.

The lawsuits, filed in California, accuse OpenAI and Sam Altman of negligence and abetting a mass shooting by failing to flag the suspect's ChatGPT activity.

The families of victims of a school shooting in a Canadian Rockies town are suing artificial intelligence company OpenAI in U.S. federal court, seeking to hold the ChatGPT maker responsible for failing to alert police to the shooter’s alarming interactions with the chatbot. A lawsuit filed Wednesday on behalf of…

The families of victims of a school shooting in a Canadian Rockies town are suing artificial intelligence company OpenAI in U.S. federal court, seeking to hold the ChatGPT maker responsible for failin

Several victims' families affected by the February mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge are now suing OpenAI and its founder.

Several victims' families affected by the February mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge are now suing OpenAI and its founder.

Canada's mass shooting victims' families have accused OpenAI over the incident. Family members of victims who faced the deadliest mass shooting sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman in U.S. court on...