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ChatGPT for Teens tackles risky chats and homework shortcuts

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teens, a version of its AI assistant tailored for users aged 13-17, incorporating enhanced safety features and parental controls. This move comes in response to lawsuits and concerns over teens misusing the platform for harmful activities, including self-harm and violence, and for academic dishonesty. While the new version includes features like 'Study Mode' to encourage critical thinking over direct answers and stricter content moderation, experts caution that tech-savvy teens may still find ways to bypass these safeguards.