- OpenAI’s internal mental health experts have collectively expressed strong opposition to the upcoming ‘naughty’ features being added to ChatGPT, warning that these could lead to harmful interactions.
- The experts have drawn a clear distinction between acceptable AI use and what they term ‘AI smut,’ highlighting potential risks for users.
- Their concerns underscore the ongoing debate about the ethical implications of AI technology in mental health contexts.
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