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OpenAI will notify authorities of credible threats after Canada mass shooter's second account was discovered

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OpenAI has pledged to enhance its safety protocols and promptly notify law enforcement of credible threats following the discovery that a Canadian mass shooter had created a second account after being banned from their platform. This move is seen as crucial for preventing future incidents and addresses concerns raised by the Canadian government about AI safeguards. Content creators should be aware of these changes, which may affect how user-generated content is monitored and reported.

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