Common Sense Media calls ChatGPT for Teens an 'unacceptable risk'
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Common Sense Media's assessment says ChatGPT for Teens, launched in August as the default for ages 13-17, doesn't alert parents when it should and 'still does kids' homework.' OpenAI disputes the methodology, saying most testing may have finished before parental controls were fully activated.
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