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ChatGPT will now remind you to take breaks, following mental health concerns
OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT will now remind users to take breaks if they're in a particularly long chat with AI. The new feature is part of OpenAI's ongoing attempts to get users to cultivate a healthier relationship with the frequently compliant and overly-encouraging AI assistant.
ChatGPT implements new mental health guardrails
OpenAI has implemented new changes in ChatGPT to prevent the enabling of unhealthy user behaviors by prompting breaks in conversation and avoiding direct advice on personal challenges. Dr. Sue Varma explains why artificial intelligence text chatbots may not be the most substantial alternative for behavioral health treatment.
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ChatGPT is on track to have 700 million weekly active users this week, the company said. In March, the app had reached 500 ...
OpenAI says it has tweaked ChatGPT to ensure the model responds appropriately when a user shows distress.
I concluded that ChatGPT wasn’t a therapist, although it sometimes was therapeutic. But it wasn’t just a reflection, either.
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