OpenAI and CommonSense Media team up to curate family-friendly GPTs

You’ll quickly discover a kid-friendly part inside OpenAI’s newly opened store for custom GPTs. The corporate has joined forces with Frequent Sense Media, a nonprofit group that charges media and expertise based mostly on their suitability for kids, to attenuate the dangers of AI use by youngsters. Collectively, they intend to create AI tips and academic supplies for younger individuals, their dad and mom and their educators. The 2 organizations will even curate a group of family-friendly GPTs in OpenAI’s GPT retailer based mostly on Frequent Sense’s rankings, making it simple to see which of them are appropriate for youthful customers.

“Collectively, Frequent Sense and OpenAI will work to ensure that AI has a constructive impression on all teenagers and households,” James P. Steyer, founder and CEO of Frequent Sense Media, mentioned in a press release. “Our guides and curation might be designed to teach households and educators about protected, accountable use of ChatGPT, in order that we are able to collectively keep away from any unintended penalties of this rising expertise.”

Based on Axios, the partnership was introduced at Frequent Sense’s children and household summit in San Francisco, the place OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shot down the concept that AI is dangerous for youths and needs to be saved out of faculties. “People are device customers and we higher train individuals to make use of the instruments which are going to be out on the earth,” he reportedly mentioned. “To not train individuals to make use of these can be a mistake.” The CEO additionally mentioned that future highschool seniors would be capable to function at the next stage of abstraction and will obtain extra that their predecessors with the assistance of synthetic intelligence.