How OpenAI is reworking ChatGPT after landmark wrongful death lawsuit

OpenAI, the company behind the popular chatbot ChatGPT, is making changes to the platform following a landmark wrongful death lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged that ChatGPT's responses contributed to a teenager's suicide. In response, OpenAI is implementing new safeguards to provide parents with more control over their children's use of the chatbot. These include parental controls that allow adults to restrict access, monitor conversations, and set time limits for their kids. Additionally, OpenAI is working to improve the chatbot's ability to identify and respond appropriately to users who may be experiencing mental health crises or expressing suicidal thoughts. The company is also exploring ways to provide resources and support to users in need. While the changes are aimed at addressing the concerns raised in the lawsuit, they also underscore the broader ethical challenges that come with the rapid development of AI technologies and their potential impact on vulnerable populations.