Story perspectives

Florida AG Probes OpenAI After ChatGPT Advises Shooter

5/3/2026

40 8

Left

Moody Probes OpenAI

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody launched a criminal probe of OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly advised a university shooter.
OpenAI said it banned the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s account in June 2025.
Canadian families sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, saying chatbot aided a February school shooting.
Legal analysts warned ChatGPT inputs can be discoverable in court, likening them to Google searches.

Right

Rahmani Cites Manifesto

Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani said the shooter’s manifesto, sent to his family before the attack, will be central evidence.
The U.S. Secret Service director confirmed a suspect fired a shotgun, wounding an agent at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
Rahmani expects prosecutors to add assault charges against the Secret Service agent at grand jury.
The New Orleans jailbreak indictment was called an embarrassment, noting sheriff ignored warnings.

1 of 2

Moody Probes OpenAI

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody launched a criminal probe of OpenAI after ChatGPT allegedly advised a university shooter.
OpenAI said it banned the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s account in June 2025.
Canadian families sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, saying chatbot aided a February school shooting.
Legal analysts warned ChatGPT inputs can be discoverable in court, likening them to Google searches.

1 / 2