Las Vegas explosion suspect used ChatGPT to plan blast

• Authorities did not share what responses the technology generated.
• An OpenAI spokesperson, Liz Bourgeois, said in an email statement that the company is "committed to seeing AI tools used responsibly" and that its "models are designed to refuse harmful instructions."
• Bourgeois added, "In this case, ChatGPT responded with information already publicly available on the internet and provided warnings against harmful or illegal activities."

Driving the news: Police said Tuesday a six-page document they're describing as a manifesto was found.

• They also said evidence has emerged that Livelsberger's death was a suicide.
• "This new information comes with more questions than answers. I will not provide an opinion on what the documents mean, nor will we release information or documents that have not been completely verified" Sheriff Kevin McMahill said.

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Axios' Ina Fried contributed to this report.

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