Elon Musk on ChatGPT: World famous industrialist Elon Musk has once again expressed concern about Artificial Intelligence. He said through a post on social media platform
Keep ChatGPT away from kids and the mentally unwell
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 12, 2026
This statement of Musk has come at a time when there is a serious debate on the role of AI in a school shooting incident in Canada. After this incident, many questions are being raised regarding the safety and responsibility of AI technology.
Incident in Tumbler Ridge, Canada
According to reports, a firing incident in the Canadian town Tumbler Ridge shocked people. Media reports claimed that the person suspected of the attack had talked to ChatGPT several times a few days before the incident.
It was told that some questions related to violent situations were also included in these conversations. OpenAI’s automatic monitoring system also identified these chats, but at that time there was a debate within the company whether these chat logs should be shared with law enforcement agencies.
According to the report, the company ultimately decided that the matter was not serious enough to immediately inform the authorities. However, after the incident, that user’s account was closed.
Legal action on OpenAI
After this incident the matter has also taken a legal turn. The mother of a student injured in the firing has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI. They allege that the chatbot provided information that helped the attacker plan the attack. This case has been filed in the Supreme Court of British Columbia of Canada and will now be heard in the court.
OpenAI’s response
OpenAI has described this incident as extremely sad and has said that the company is working closely with experts and officials to make the AI system more secure. The company says that security measures are being strengthened to quickly identify and prevent any such conversations in future.
Dispute between Musk and Sam Altman
After this issue, a public debate also started between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. Musk held ChatGPT responsible for many incidents and advised people to keep their families away from it. OpenAI head Sam Altman hit back and raised questions on Musk’s companies. He specifically mentioned the accidents related to Tesla’s autopilot technology and Musk’s AI chatbot Grok. This dispute between these two tech giants, who once worked together on AI security, has now taken the form of a public debate.
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