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ChatGPT teen safety tools did not alert parents during suicide talks
A recent report from Common Sense Media’s Youth AI Safety Institute criticizes ChatGPT for Teens, stating that its safety protections for minors are ineffective. Testing revealed that discussions about suicide, self-harm, and eating disorders often did not trigger alerts or referrals to professional help, and some safeguards could be bypassed. OpenAI disputed the findings, citing testing issues and the timing of parental control activation. The report raises concerns about the platform’s safety and compliance with upcoming laws aimed at protecting minors from AI-related risks.
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