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ChatGPT for Teens is not necessarily 'safer than the previous version,' Common Sense Media finds

CNBC · October 9, 2026 at 11:07 AM

Common Sense Media released its report about ChatGPT for Teens' new features, concluding the tool does not meet the safety standards OpenAI set.

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ChatGPT for Teens is not necessarily 'safer than the previous version,' Common Sense Media finds

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