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ChatGPT Pushed Back on LA Fire Suspect’s Vision of Burning City

ChatGPT Pushed Back on LA Fire Suspect’s Vision of Burning City
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 11 June 2026, 23:25 UTC By Patricia Hurtado 1 min read
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The ChatGPT logo arranged on a smartphone in Forest Hills, New York, US, on Friday, March 27, 2026. Last year, OpenAI unveiled an ambitious plan to let brands launch mini apps within ChatGPT, allowing users to access their services without leaving the chatbot. Gabby Jones/Bloomberg

The ChatGPT logo arranged on a smartphone in Forest Hills, New York, US, on Friday, March 27, 2026. Last year, OpenAI unveiled an ambitious plan to let brands launch mini apps within ChatGPT, allowing users to access their services without leaving the chatbot. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg
LA Fire Suspect’s (LOCATION) Vision of Burning City (ORG) Forest Hills (LOCATION) New York (LOCATION) US (LOCATION) Gabby Jones (PERSON)
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