OpenAI's ChatGPT Teen Guardrails Fail, Deemed 'Unacceptable Risk'

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Recent research has found that key safety guardrails designed to protect teenagers using ChatGPT frequently fail. The study, highlighted by the BBC, assessed the risks of teen interaction with the AI chatbot. OpenAI has stated that teen use of ChatGPT is limited, but the research concludes these failures present an unacceptable risk. The findings call into question the effectiveness of current protective measures for younger users on the platform.

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