Parents will be notified if their children appear in ‘acute distress’ while using ChatGPT.

Exactly how the feature will work has not yet been revealed, but Open AI announced the move in a blog post yesterday setting out ‘more helpful ChatGPT experiences for everyone’.

Expanding on the protections they announced last week, they said they had been consulting with experts in mental health, youth development, and human-computer interaction.

The move comes after a teenager took his own life after speaking with the artificial intelligence about suicide, with his parents launching a lawsuit on finding the chats after his death.

Disturbing ‘final messages’ show how the chatbot appeared to tell Adam Raine not to leave clues about what he was planning for his family, though Open AI say the chat

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