Jay Edelson

If someone is talking about shooting up a school—

I don't think open AI should be saying, okay, well, maybe it's a 20% chance, maybe it's a 60% chance.

The second that they know someone's credibly talking about shooting up the school, they should be telling the police.

The police often gets calls about people who are planning things, and sometimes they would go through with them, sometimes they wouldn't.

But it's not as though OpenAI has the power to put people in jail.

All they'd be doing is calling the police and saying, why don't you just do a wellness check on them?

A 5% chance?

I mean, think about it.

If your kids are at a school and you know that someone, a troubled kid, is talking about shooting up the school, is there any question that you want people to be alerted to that?

And you say, oh, but there's 19 out of 20 times it's going to be fine.

It's just that one out of 20 where people are going to get killed.

Of course you tell the police.

There's no question about it.

and as late as 11 p.m.

Thank you for your interest in Adam's story.

Yeah, so Adam was going to school.

He was a sophomore, and he was going to school in last October.

So, yeah, we weren't thinking anything of it because he was using chat.

Yeah, and there were some positives, right?

I mean, he had never taken a big interest, Megan, in grades and grade school, middle school.