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OpenAI Global and founder Sam Altman face a lawsuit related to the Tumbler Ridge school shooting

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April 30, 2026
Open AI and its founder, Sam Altman are facing several lawsuits with regards to the mass shooting at the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School shooting on February 10th.

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