ChatGPT For Teens Rated With ‘Unacceptable Risk’ For Teens Just As Thousands Of Learners In SA Gear Up For Final Exams
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Common Sense Media, a US-based independent nonprofit that provides age-based ratings, reviews, and advice on media and technology for kids and families, recently rated OpenAI’s recent release, ChatGPT for Teens at “unacceptable risk” for usage by teenagers. This shouldn't come as a surprise to parents who are concerned not only about artificial intelligence generally, but also about its impact on their children’s performance at school, says Leora Hessen, founder of multilingual AI tutoring platform HelloAida.ai, which recently won the African edition of the Women in Tech Start-Up award In a press release to announce the unacceptable risk rating, Common Sense Media wrote that it found that OpenAI’s new teen protections fall short of what the company promised.
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