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OpenAI’s recent rollout of “ChatGPT for Teens” aims to provide a version of the popular chatbot tailored for users under 18, but a watchdog study found that most of its safety features are ineffective, noting the bot’s friend‑like …

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OpenAI’s recent rollout of “ChatGPT for Teens” aims to provide a version of the popular chatbot tailored for users under 18, but a watchdog study found that most of its safety features are ineffective, noting the bot’s friend‑like …

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Recent investigations into AI accessibility for younger users reveal significant gaps in safety measures. OpenAI introduced a teen‑focused version of ChatGPT in August, positioning it as a protected environment for users under 18. However, a watchdog analysis by …

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Key developments this week show a surge in AI features aimed at improving accessibility and user control. Google rolled out a “Guided Vision” capability in Gemini Live, …