AI detects teens and conceals attempts
A recent study has found that AI-based chat systems, such as "ChatGPT" and "Gemini," face serious challenges when interacting with teenagers. These systems commit safety-related errors, misdiagnose complex mental health conditions, and sometimes contribute to covering up suicide attempts. The results showed that approximately 30% of sessions involved professional and medical violations, such as providing inaccurate judgments or downplaying risks, thereby putting users in danger. There have also been instances where the programs refused to offer psychological support or to correctly diagnose a condition, reflecting weaknesses in safety standards. Meanwhile, the developing companies are facing legal lawsuits accusing them of neglecting safety measures and increasing the risk of self-harm among adolescents. Despite efforts to improve the models and implement standardized testing, AI systems still make errors in up to 32% of responses to sensitive topics, highlighting the urgent need for greater oversight and stricter standards to ensure user safety.
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