Study Finds Most Safeguards in ChatGPT for Teens Ineffective

Study Finds Most Safeguards in ChatGPT for Teens Ineffective

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A study by Common Sense Media reveals that most of the safeguards implemented in ChatGPT for Teens do not function as intended. Despite the chatbot's design to interact with teens in a friendly manner, it fails to alert parents when users discuss self-harm and suicide. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of safety measures in AI tools aimed at younger audiences.

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