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- 1OpenAI sued by school shooting survivors over alleged negligence▼USA: OpenAI sued by Tumbler Ridge school shooting survivors over alleged negligence in failing to alert authorities about shooter’s ChatGPT activity
Survivors of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting have filed a negligence lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the company failed to alert authorities when the shooter's activity involved ChatGPT. The case, reported by the Business and Human Rights Centre, raises questions about AI companies' responsibility to flag potentially dangerous user behaviour to law enforcement before violence occurs.
- 2Sunray Woodcraft silent over Bangladeshi worker's death▼Sunray Woodcraft Construction non-response to death of Bangladeshi worker on worksite
Sunray Woodcraft Construction has reportedly not responded to the death of a Bangladeshi worker at one of its worksites, according to documentation by the Business and Human Rights Centre. The company's lack of comment on the fatality is being raised as a concern, with questions over accountability, workplace safety conditions and the treatment of migrant workers left unanswered.
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The Business and Human Rights Resource Centre is drawing attention to the situation of workers affected by the technology transition, including those in manufacturing and supply chains whose jobs and rights are reshaped as industries shift to new technologies. The initiative highlights concerns over labour conditions, job displacement and corporate responsibility during this economic change.