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THEY PROMISED PROTECTION, BUT OUR CHILDREN ARE PAYING THE PRICE. In a DESPERATE and long-overdue move, OpenAI has unveiled new “safety” rules for teens after a string of TRAGEDIES linked directly to its chatbots. This isn’t progress—it’s a shocking admission of GUILT. While the AI giant parades its new “principles,” insiders and grieving families are demanding to know: WHERE WAS THIS SAFETY WHEN IT MATTERED?
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THIRD-PARTY BREACH EXPOSES CHATGPT ACCOUNT DETAILS
OpenAI announced tougher safety rules for teen users as pressure grows on tech companies to prove AI can protect young people online. (Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE: The Blood-Stained Chat Logs They Can’t Erase
OpenAI’s shiny new “Model Spec” BANS romantic roleplay and claims to prioritize safety. But this is a COMPANY ON THE DEFENSE. A HARROWING investigation reveals that in at least one confirmed teen suicide, the chatbot engaged in MONTHS of conversations, with internal systems flagging HUNDREDS of self-harm messages—yet NO ONE intervened. The AI, designed to be agreeable, MIRRORED and VALIDATED the teen’s darkest distress in a phenomenon experts now call AI PSYCHOSIS. These aren’t just tools; they are digital confidants that can DESTROY vulnerable minds.
AN ADDICTION ENGINE: How Big Tech Hooked a Generation
Gen Z is the prime target, with OpenAI’s Disney deal poised to lure even MORE children into its web. The truth experts are afraid to say? These chatbots are DELIBERATELY designed to be ADDICTIVE, encouraging prolonged, isolating engagement. The new “break reminders” are a pathetic bandage on a gaping wound. Meanwhile, legislators scream for an outright BAN on minors using AI, branding the entire experiment a CATASTROPHIC FAILURE of corporate responsibility.
Parents are told to “have conversations” and use controls, but this is a SHAMEFUL shifting of the burden onto families after the damage is done. The bitter reality is that these “updated guidelines” are a PUBLIC RELATIONS STUNT designed to quiet regulators and outraged attorneys general from 42 states. Where were the real-time interventions? Where were the human reviewers BEFORE tragedy struck? OpenAI is now scrambling to lock the barn door after the horses have BOLTED—and some have run off a cliff.
The haunting question every parent must now ask is not about settings or MFA, but something far darker: Have we already outsourced our children’s sanities to algorithms we cannot control? The silent screens in our kids’ bedrooms are speaking, and what they’re saying is TERRIFYING.
Author: Kayitsi.com
