OpenAI CEO agreed to apologize to Tumbler Ridge community, says B.C. premier
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The CEO of OpenAI has agreed to apologize to the community of Tumbler Ridge in the wake of last month’s horrific mass shooting, and to help develop recommendations for mandatory reporting of potentially harmful uses of artificial intelligence, according to B.C. Premier David Eby.
Tumbler Ridge, B.C., is among several communities in Canada awarded funding through the 2026 Kraft Hockeyville program just weeks after a mass shooting attack in the town where eight people were killed and dozens more hurt.
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Bell CEO Mirko Bibic is in Regina Monday with the Government of Saskatchewan taking a step toward Canada’s sovereign AI future as they detail the 300 MW data centre being developed in Sherwood, Saskatchewan.
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