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X @Sam Altman
Sam Altman· 2025-09-30 11:51
RT OpenAI (@OpenAI)Introducing parental controls in ChatGPT.Now parents and teens can link accounts to automatically get stronger safeguards for teens. Parents also gain tools to adjust features & set limits that work for their family.Rolling out to all ChatGPT users today on web, mobile soon. https://t.co/kcAB8fGAWG ...
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-09-29 13:55
OpenAI Launches Parental Controls For ChatGPT Following Lawsuit From Teen’s Deathhttps://t.co/LWVbMVL8hg https://t.co/QpbnFImFNS ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
A guide to setting up ChatGPT’s new parental controls, so that you can make your child’s account safer https://t.co/wGAFGJTaVo ...
X @Cointelegraph
Cointelegraph· 2025-09-17 23:00
🚨 NEW: OpenAI to launch ChatGPT for teens with parental controls amid FTC safety probe. https://t.co/Y143xPUaxd ...
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-09-02 20:25
ChatGPT Parental Controls Will Sound Alert When Child Is Distressed https://t.co/ZZ2KOZZhYW https://t.co/Jjbn1rneag ...
OpenAI plans new safety measures amid legal pressure
CNBC Television· 2025-09-02 16:19
AI Safety and Regulation - OpenAI is launching new safeguards for teens and people in emotional distress, including parental controls that allow adults to monitor chats and receive alerts when the system detects acute distress [1][2] - These safeguards are a response to claims that OpenAI's chatbot has played a role in self-harm cases, with conversations routed to a newer model trained to apply safety rules more consistently [2] - The industry faces increasing legal pressure, including a wrongful death and product liability lawsuit against OpenAI, a copyright suit settlement by Anthropic potentially exposing it to over 1 trillion dollars in damages, and a defamation case against Google over AI overviews [3] - Unlike social media companies, GenAI chatbots do not have Section 230 protection, opening the door to direct liability for copyright, defamation, emotional harm, and even wrongful death [4][5] Market and Valuation - The perception of safety is crucial for Chat GPT, as a loss of trust could negatively impact the consumer story and OpenAI's pursuit of a 500 billion dollar valuation [5] - While enterprise demand drives the biggest deals, the private market hype around OpenAI and its peers is largely built on mass consumer apps [6] Competitive Landscape - Google and Apple are perceived as being more thoughtful and slower to progress in the AI space compared to OpenAI, which had a first-mover advantage with the launch of Chat GPT in November 2022 [8][9] - Google's years of experience navigating risky search queries have given them a better sense of product liability risks compared to OpenAI [9] Legal and Regulatory Environment - Many AI-related legal cases are settling, which means that it's not setting a legal precedent [7] - The White House has been supportive of the AI industry, focusing more on building energy infrastructure to support the industry rather than regulating it [7]
X @TechCrunch
TechCrunch· 2025-07-30 11:03
TikTok adds new parental controls, tools for creators | TechCrunch https://t.co/iS499I8lQr ...
X @Tesla
Tesla· 2025-06-24 11:16
Every Tesla comes standard with Parental ControlsJohn LeFevre (@JohnLeFevre):Simple advice:Get your teenager a Tesla.You can set a maximum speed limit, restrict acceleration, lock in safety features, set a curfew, and activate parental notifications.Also one of the safest cars on the road, and most affordable. ...
Parental controls on Instagram expanded - and brought to Facebook
Sky News· 2025-04-08 14:04
Group 1 - Meta has updated Instagram to require parental permission for users under 16 to livestream and disable a nudity-blurring feature in messages [1][2] - The Teen Accounts system is being expanded to Facebook and Messenger, following the initial launch for Instagram in September [2][3] - Approximately 54 million teenagers globally have transitioned to Teen Accounts, with the new changes first implemented in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia [3] Group 2 - Existing safeguards for teen users include private accounts by default, blocking messages from strangers, limits on sensitive content, reminders for screen breaks, and notification restrictions during bedtime [3] - Increasing regulation, such as the UK's Online Safety Act, is pushing platforms to enhance parental controls and protect children from harmful content [6] - Concerns over end-to-end encryption in messaging apps have led to criticism from organizations like NSPCC, which argues it complicates efforts to combat child abuse [7]