Andrea Canning

Can you bury a body in a trash bag and throw it in a dumpster?

NBC News reached out to OpenAI.

They told us they're doing whatever they can to support law enforcement.

But what can be done with regulations, guardrails, you know, in place maybe to prevent future violent crimes where chat, GPT or other sources of AI are being brought into this?

Laura, back to the Florida mass shooting.

Last month, Florida Attorney General announced he was investigating OpenAI's role in that.

Let's take a listen.

Laura, what's interesting about all of this is that we're not talking about a person.

We're talking about a computer.

Can you hold a computer or the company that makes the computer responsible for crimes?

Laura, thank you so much for bringing us your amazing legal mind into this debate and this very interesting topic.

We appreciate you coming on the show.

Oh, it's my pleasure.

Thank you.

And if you want to hear more from Laura, check out her new limited podcast, which drops every Saturday this month.

It's called Here's the Scoop, Supreme Court Edition.

She's talking to legal experts and lawyers about the big cases in front of the Supreme Court right now and what it all means.

And it's very fascinating.

That's it for this episode of Dateline True Crime Weekly.

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