A Canadian attorney general has called for new criminal laws after details emerged about how ChatGPT was used in a deadly shooting at Tumbler Ridge. The information, published in a U.S. Magazine, revealed how the AI tool was allegedly used to plan the attack, raising concerns about the role of technology in criminal behavior. The NDP’s Niki Sharma described the findings as “far worse than I ever imagined,” highlighting the need for legal reforms. The case has sparked discussions about how to regulate AI tools to prevent their misuse in criminal activities. Authorities are now considering measures to address the potential risks posed by such technologies.