ChatGPT for Teens Safeguards Mostly Failed in Watchdog Study
Common Sense Media found most ChatGPT for Teens safeguards failed, including parent alerts for discussions of self-harm and suicide, NPR reports.
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A Common Sense Media study found that most safeguards in ChatGPT for Teens did not work, according to NPR.
The watchdog group found that the chatbot interacts with teenage users in a friend-like manner. It also found that parents are not alerted when users discuss self-harm or suicide.
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