Common Sense Media says ChatGPT for Teens is unacceptable risk
common sense media finds chatgpt for teens doesn't send alerts to parents when it should, posing an unacceptable risk to youth safety.
common sense media, a nonprofit focused on youth safety, evaluated chatgpt for teens and found that it doesn't send alerts to parents when it should, doesn't offer the right help in crisis situations, and still does kids' homework. the nonprofit says chatgpt's teen protections fall short of what was promised. openai is disputing the assessment, claiming that common sense media's testing methodology was flawed and didn't accurately reflect how chatgpt's teen safeguards work in practice.