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Harmful business model? Social media parental controls 'ineffective, responsibility put on parents'

Parental controls for ChatGPT are officially in development, following serious safety concerns, including lawsuits alleging that OpenAI failed to protect vulnerable teens. Parents will now have the power to disable features such as chat history and memory. ChatGPT will also be introducing distress alerts and forming an Expert Council on Well?Being and AI. For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective FRANCE 24's Alison Sargent welcomes Jessica Galissaire, Senior Policy Researcher, Digital Public Sphere.
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