Common Sense Media, a nonprofit focused on youth safety, said in a new assessment that OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teens feature presents "unacceptable risks." The product was launched in August this year and was designed to help teenagers with learning while including safety guardrails. In a press release, the group said its review found the tool fell short on several commitments. It said the feature failed to alert parents when necessary, did not provide appropriate support in crisis situations, and still completed schoolwork for children. The report adds to scrutiny around how AI products aimed at younger users handle safety, academic use, and escalation procedures. The item was cited by Techub News, which referenced coverage from The Verge AI.
Common Sense Media, a nonprofit focused on teen safety, said in an assessment report that OpenAI's ChatGPT for Teens feature poses "unacceptable risks."
The feature was launched in August this year. It was intended to provide learning help for teenagers and included guardrails.
In a press release, Common Sense Media said its review found that ChatGPT for Teens fell short on several commitments, including "failing to alert parents when necessary," "failing to provide appropriate help in crisis situations," and "still doing homework for kids."
The item was cited by Techub News and attributed to The Verge AI.
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