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Common Sense Media calls ChatGPT for Teens an "unacceptable risk", saying its guardrails fall short of OpenAI's promises and it continues to do kids' homework (Jay Peters/The Verge)

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Common Sense Media has called ChatGPT for teens an "unacceptable risk" due to its failure to meet promised safeguards. The organization, which advocates for digital safety for children, expressed concern over the platform's ability to generate content that closely mimics human writing, including homework and essays. This raises significant concerns about the ethical implications of AI systems being used in educational settings without proper oversight.

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  • Common Sense Media has called ChatGPT for teens an "unacceptable risk" due to its failure…: Common Sense Media has called ChatGPT for teens an "unacceptable risk" due to its failure to meet promised safeguards.
  • The organization, which advocates for digital safety for children, expressed concern over…: The organization, which advocates for digital safety for children, expressed concern over the platform's ability to generate content that closely mimics human writing, including homework and essays.
  • This raises significant concerns about the ethical implications of AI systems being used…: This raises significant concerns about the ethical implications of AI systems being used in educational settings without proper oversight.

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