西班牙《国家报》为测试ChatGPT未成年人保护机制而虚构了一名15岁少年"马里奥"。在与ChatGPT数 小时的对话中，"他"向这款全球最流行的人工智能（AI）聊天机器人袒露了进食障碍倾向，并最终留下 了一句"我要告别这个世界"的话。但直到对话结束，系统都没有向其"父母"发出任何警报。更令人震惊 的是，AI甚至在对话中提供了相关手段的详细建议。 "马里奥"只是测试中创建的3个虚拟未成年人之一。但"他"暴露的问题，却真实存在于当下的数字生活 中。随着生成式AI深入人类最隐秘的情感角落，其安全过滤器的"失灵"正将心智尚未成熟的青少年推向 深渊。 算法逻辑下存在技术盲区 按照OpenAI公司的官方说明，13—18岁的用户应在监护人许可下使用ChatGPT，系统也内置了针对自 残、暴力和露骨内容的过滤机制。然而，《国家报》的调查揭示，这些"防护措施"在实际使用中并不牢 靠。 在"马里奥"的案例中，AI起初会重复提示"寻求专业帮助"，但当用户持续追问、改变提问方式后，系统 会逐步给出更具体的回应。这种通过语言技巧绕过安全限制的现象，在技术领域被称为"越狱"。 多名心理健康专家指出，问题并非偶发失误，而与AI的底层逻辑 ...

Core Viewpoint - The decline of mobile assistant applications, once popular in the smartphone ecosystem, is highlighted by the demise of 91 Assistant, signaling a broader trend of obsolescence in this sector [2][48]. Group 1: Historical Context - Mobile assistants like 91 Assistant, iTools, and others were once essential tools for managing smartphones, especially in the early days of iOS and Android [3][4][9]. - The acquisition of 91 Wireless by Baidu for $1.9 billion in 2013 marked a significant moment in the mobile assistant landscape, but ultimately, Baidu's strategy did not align with the future of mobile applications [15][18]. - The mobile application market was once vibrant, characterized by intense competition among various mobile assistant platforms [13]. Group 2: Evolution of User Needs - As smartphones became more capable and independent, the need for desktop-based management tools diminished, leading to a shift towards cloud services and streaming [29][30]. - Users' attitudes towards app payments have evolved, with a growing willingness to pay for quality applications, reducing reliance on cracked or pirated apps [32]. Group 3: Current Landscape - The remaining mobile assistants, such as iTools and 爱思助手 (i4), have had to pivot their business models, focusing on niche services like device verification reports [38][41]. - The market for mobile assistants has contracted significantly, with many smaller players unable to adapt and thus ceasing operations [47]. - The rise of integrated features within smartphones, such as Apple's own verification tools, poses further challenges for existing mobile assistant applications [44]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The emergence of new types of "assistants" in technology suggests a shift in how users interact with devices, potentially leading to a new era where traditional mobile assistants become obsolete [51][55].