The New York Times reports on OpenAI’s new features for teenagers’ ChatGPT accounts, developed in partnership with the nonprofit Common Sense Media. The controls, which include some oversight of accounts, time limits and notifications of potential self-harm, are meant to give parents a better sense of whether children are engaging in unhealthy behavior with a chatbot. However, teens can circumvent the controls and OpenAI said the guardrails are not “foolproof and can be bypassed if someone is intentionally trying to get around them.”
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