OpenAI & Common Sense Media’s Commitment to Safe AI: Could This Make AI Pacific Family-Friendly?

AI News reports that OpenAI has joined forces with Common Sense Media (a non-profit) to bring crucial information to families about the safe use of AI. This collaboration targets parents, teachers, and teens on the responsible use of AI. By creating guidelines and educational materials tailored for different age groups, families in the Pacific could soon navigate AI tools with utmost confidence and security.
“We want to figure out how to make this tool safely and responsibly and broadly available to teens and people who are going to use it as part of their educational experience,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said.

Discovering Family-Friendly AI Applications:
Common Sense Media will play a pivotal role in curating a list of AI applications suitable for families on OpenAI’s new GPT store. Leveraging their expertise in rating content for children, this collaboration would ensure that we soon have access to family-friendly technology and the necessary information to make informed choices on which applications to grant our kids access to.

While the rise of AI, including tools like ChatGPT, presents exciting possibilities, this partnership remains focused on providing recommendations that align with ensuring the AI space is not detrimental to young teens or children who may also make use of generative AI in their daily lives.

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