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Boosted by brennan@social.lol ("Brennan Kenneth Brown"):
fsinn@mas.to ("Francisca Sinn") wrote:

“Van Rootselaar told ChatGPT about the account ban, noting she had specified “a famous real-world mall as the target” and herself as the perpetrator, but also claiming the scenario hadn’t been real. In response, ChatGPT explained why such violent content would be flagged—and then offered tips on how to evade its own safeguards. It advised Van Rootselaar to always frame her content as fictional or hypothetical in order to “never get flagged again” by OpenAI’s moderation systems.

“Don’t use real-world locations,” ChatGPT said, later adding: “You can still be twisted. Just be clever about it.”

Prosecute, bankrupt, and ban.

Canadians do not have to accept violence or to have it exported from other jurisdictions into Canada. They do not have a right to sell their products in #Canada and endanger Canadians.

Our governments should pursue #criminal liability, civil liability, consumer protection, and dangerous product bans.

https://www.motherjones.com/media/2026/09/chatgpt-tumbler-ridge-mass-shooter-openai/

#ConsumerProtection #ProductLiability