OpenAI challenges B.C. privacy order in court

OpenAI has filed for judicial review in B.C. Supreme Court to challenge an order from the province's privacy commissioner to produce documents tied to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. The office, which issued a compulsion order last September, is investigating how ChatGPT handled personal information and whether responses could influence behavior. OpenAI closed the shooter's account in June 2025 without notifying police, and the B.C. government and victims have taken legal action against the firm.

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