ChatGPT: OpenAI took this step in the child's suicide case, will ChatGPT be safe now?
Every coin has two sides; just like AI Chatbots have positive effects, you must also know about their negative effects. Now, due to the wrong advice of AI Chatbots, cases of suicide are increasing rapidly. Now, recently, in the suicide case of a 16-year-old child in America, the family has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and the company's CEO, Sam Altman. After this case came to light, the company has now started making some big changes in ChatGPT.
OpenAI is making big changes in ChatGPT.
OpenAI is now upgrading ChatGPT because the parents of the child who took a big step like suicide in America have filed a lawsuit blaming the chatbot for the suicide. Let's know what is changing in ChatGPT?
Security filters are getting stronger: According to a Moneycontrol report, OpenAI has admitted that ChatGPT's security filters sometimes become weak during long conversations. Therefore, the company has now strengthened these filters further.
Will help in connecting with a therapist: OpenAI is now exploring the possibility of partnering with licensed professionals, which will help ChatGPT users connect directly with therapists in search results.
Ban on harmful content: The company is now working on making the system even better than before to identify harmful content in search results.
Strong security for teenagers: Advanced tools are being designed for children under the age of 18, such as parental controls, strict content filters, and the facility to add a trusted emergency contact for children.
Will ChatGPT be safer than before with these changes and will such incidents like what happened with the 16-year-old child in America be stopped? There are many questions, what changes will these new features of ChatGPT bring? It would not be right to say anything about this right now.
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