Two people arrested in a shooting investigation near OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's San Francisco home have been released from jail.

Daniel Moreno-Gama is held without bail on attempted murder charges after allegedly firebombing OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's San Francisco residence.

Moreno was arrested Friday and had a materials that expressed anti-AI viewpoints, according to court documents.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s San Francisco home was attacked twice in three days—first with a Molotov cocktail, then with gunfire—the first attack of which was motivated by hatred of artificial intelligence,

"We are very concerned for his wellbeing," the man's parents said.

I think that there's elements in his behavior that resemble some of what we see out of school shooters ... " podcaster Andy Mills said of guest and accused murderer Daniel Moreno-Gama.

Before his arrest at OpenAI's headquarters, Daniel Moreno-Gama lived in a quiet Houston suburb, worked at a pizzeria, and went to community college.

Investigators said the man carried a written document titled, "Your Last Warning."

After an alleged attack on Sam Altman’s home, attention has turned to two similarly named anti-AI groups—here’s how they differ, and why both are facing scrutiny.

The young Texas man who authorities said traveled to San Francisco to firebomb Sam Altman’s mega-mansion wrote a manifesto saying he must “lead by example” in killing the OpenAI founder, court documents show.

Sam Altman seeks dismissal of punitive damages in his sister's sexual abuse lawsuit, argues Missouri law limits claims as he also pursues a defamation countersuit.