ChatGPT for Teens is not necessarily 'safer than the previous version,' Common Sense Media finds
Common Sense Media released its report about ChatGPT for Teens' new features, concluding the tool does not meet the safety standards OpenAI set.
CNBC reports: Common Sense Media released its report about ChatGPT for Teens' new features, concluding the tool does not meet the safety standards OpenAI set.
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