Soon, OpenAI says, parents will get more control over their children’s use of ChatGPT. In a blog post made public Tuesday, the artificial intelligence company explained how it aimed to have ChatGPT engage more actively and across a wider range of situations in which it notices possible mental health crises in consumers that might cause harm.
ChatGPT is finally receiving OpenAI’s new mental health safeguards
According to OpenAI, parents would be empowered to receive alerts of their children’s acute distress interactions
This would be the first capability that enables ChatGPT to flag a minor’s communications to an adult, a safety measure some parents have been pleading for. for fears that the chatbot could not properly de-escalate crisis events alone. Earlier this year, when Adam Raine
While ChatGPT did repeatedly remind Adam of the suicide hotline number, his parents contend that their son readily avoided these messages. OpenAI admitted in a prior blog article following the announcement of Raine’s erroneous death suit that its present defenses are designed to guarantee ChatGPT provides sympathetic answers
