Keep Teens Off ChatGPT, Says Youth AI Safety Institute
Common Sense Media's Youth AI Safety Institute rated OpenAI's new teen version of ChatGPT an "Unacceptable Risk." OpenAI disputes the institute's findings.
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Common Sense Media's Youth AI Safety Institute rated OpenAI's new teen version of ChatGPT an "Unacceptable Risk." OpenAI disputes the institute's findings.
Read the original →Mark MacCarthy and David Beier write that policymakers should oversee a process to develop scientifically based AI research protocols.
Read the original →Independent testers say OpenAI should turn off teens' access to ChatGPT.
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Read the original →Rumman Chowdhury discusses independent evaluation and greater public agency over artificial intelligence.
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