Norway Murders

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  ChatGPT Accuses Norwegian Man Of Murdering His Children, He Files Complaint

  A man in Norway has filed a complaint against artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT for accusing him of murdering his two sons and attempting to kill the third. The AI chatbot also alleged that he was serving 21 years in prison.

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  Case Against ChatGPT Over False "Horror Story" About Norwegian Man

  OpenAI is facing a complaint about its chatbot making up a "horror story", by falsely describing a Norwegian man as having murdered his children, a privacy campaign group said on Thursday.

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  Norwegian Mass Murderer Anders Breivik Says Prison Isolation Radicalised Him

  Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik said on Thursday that more than five years of prison isolation has further radicalised him, a key point in his lawsuit against the state over the terms of his incarceration.

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  Norway's Anders Breivik, The Inspiration Behind Munich Attack?

  German police on Saturday said there was an "obvious" link between the actions of a teen gunman who killed nine people in a rampage in Munich, and those of Norwegian far-right mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik.

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  Crazy for Norway's Mass Murderer

  She calls him by his first name, sends him letters every week, promises to wait for him. It could be any love story but Victoria's heart belongs to a mass murderer: Anders Behring Breivik.

• Anders Breivik 'Renounces Violence' on Anniversary of Norway Massacre

  Mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik now renounces violence, his lawyer said on Tuesday, the same day Norway commemorated the third anniversary of the massacre in which he killed 77 people.

• Norwegian woman, who allegedly drowned infant following online instructions,on trial

  A Norwegian woman pleaded not guilty to murdering her 22-month-old daughter Monday at the opening of a trial where she is accused of drowning the child while following live online instructions.

• Norway mass murderer Breivik says won't appeal guilty verdict if found sane

  Anders Behring Breivik, on trial for killing 77 people in Norway last July, told an Oslo court on Thursday that he would not appeal a certain guilty verdict if the judges deem him to be sane. "There is absolutely no reason to appeal if I am declared criminally accountable," said the 33-year-old rightwing extremist who wants to be found sane so that...

• Shoe hurled at Norway's mass murderer Andres Breivik during trial

  The trial of Anders Behring Breivik was interrupted briefly on Friday when one of the victim's relative hurled a shoe at the confessed mass killer before being escorted from the court room.

• Norway mass murderer Breivik offers apology to his non-political victims

  Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people last July, said on Monday that he wanted to apologise for killing "innocent" people in his Oslo bombing, but offered no similar apology for the Utoeya massacre.

• Shocking nation, Norway killer describes island massacre

  Addressing a courtroom frozen in horror, Breivik said he shot most of his victims several times, using the first shot to take them down, then following up with a shot to the head.

• Norway mass murderer's chilling account of carnage

  In an account that shocked the nation, Norway's mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik described with a chilling calm on Friday how he methodically chased teenagers room by room and shot them dead on an island summer camp last year.

• Norway mass murderer's trial: A timeline

  Below are key moments in the first four days of the trial of Norwegian right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik at the Oslo District Court on charges of a twin killing spree which cost 77 lives on July 22, 2011:

• Norway mass murderer studied Al Qaeda attacks before rampage

  Norwegian far-right extremist Anders Behring Breivik took to the Internet to learn how to carry out a bombing-and-shooting rampage, studying attacks by al-Qaida, Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh and the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.

• Norway killer sharpened aim by playing video game

  Anders Behring Breivik knew it would take practice to be able to slaughter dozens of people before being shot by police. In a chilling account, the far-right fanatic claimed that he sharpened his aim by playing the video game "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare" for hours on end.