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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens; test raises questions on age-based safeguards
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teens for users aged 13 to 17, keeping core functions while strengthening study support, healthy-use features, privacy protection and harmful-content blocking. TechRadar tested the standard ChatGPT with an account age set to 18 and found replies that may seem acceptable for adults but could be inappropriate or sensitive for younger teens. Examples included advice on weight loss, botox, all-night studying and emotional dependence, as well as ways to bypass homework limits.
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How to use ChatGPT for the new semester: five study features
Ahead of the new semester, ChatGPT is strengthening features that help students study beyond simply providing correct answers. OpenAI proposes using tools such as Study Mode and college-focused functions to support understanding, analyse lecture materials and manage learning. Users can upload notes or photos, generate quizzes and flashcards, and build study plans from syllabuses with deadlines and reminders. Practice tests can adapt difficulty and target weak areas.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT for Teens with stronger age-tailored guardrails
OpenAI said on Aug. 19 it will launch ChatGPT for Teens, applying age-appropriate learning and safety features by default. The system switches users to the teen environment if it estimates they are under 18 or if they state they are 13 to 17. The product strengthens safeguards in high-risk areas and limits emotional dependency prompts. It also adds study tools, break reminders and parental controls, including quiet hours and alerts in limited high-risk situations.
