AI safety concerns remain despite ChatGPT's teen mode
A New Zealand AI consultancy firm, Ten Past Tomorrow, says teenagers need more safeguards when using AI. In August, OpenAI rolled out its ChatGPT for Teens - a default, safer mode for under-18 users. But research done by Common Sense Media, a US non-profit watchdog organisation that advocates for online safety, found the chatbot still presents problems for young people, even going so far as to recommend teens don't use it at all. Ten Past Tomorrow Chief Executive, Mark Laurence spoke to John Campbell.
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