OpenAI strengthens violence prevention in ChatGPT
OpenAI: Community safety report and new protections for teens
OpenAI is strengthening violence prevention in ChatGPT with expanded safeguards, earlier interventions, and a new commitment to public safety reporting.
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OpenAI announced new safety measures for its widely used AI product, including a commitment to publish regular reports on how it detects and responds to violence-related harms. The company made over 200 law enforcement referrals in the third quarter and is strengthening its systems to restrict detailed information about past mass attacks and weapons, with additional protections for users under 18. These safeguards will automatically respond more carefully when conversations show warning signs of violence, and can pause accounts that repeatedly discuss harming others. The first Community Safety Report will be published in early 2027, with updates every six months thereafter, as OpenAI works alongside law enforcement, mental health professionals, and other experts to prevent real-world violence.
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