- The Federal Trade Commission has initiated an inquiry into the safety evaluations conducted by AI companies, including Meta and OpenAI, regarding their chatbot companions.
- This investigation aims to assess how these firms ensure the protection of users interacting with their AI technologies.
- The outcome could lead to increased regulatory scrutiny and potential guidelines for the development of safer AI applications.
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