Chatgpt will now remind you of taking breaks and following mental health concerns

Openai announced that Chatgpt will now Remember users to take breaks If they are in a long conversation with artificial intelligence. The new feature is part of Openai’s ongoing attempts to make users grow a healthy relationship with frequently compatible artificial intelligence assistant.

The company’s announcement indicates that the “nice reminders” will appear as pop -up occasions in the chats that users will have to click or click on them to continue using ChatGPT. “Just check -in,” reads the popup sample. “You were talking for a while – is this the time to spend a vacation?” The system reminds us of the reminder that will show you some Nintendo Wii and Switch games if you play for a long period of time, although there is a dark context unfortunately for the ChatGPT feature.

“Yes, and” Openai quality of artificial intelligence and its ability to hallucinations, incorrect or dangerous responses actually led users to the bottom of the dark paths, New York Times It was mentioned in June Including suicide thinking. Some users who were already indulged have had a history of mental illness, but Chatbot still had a bad job represented in constantly closing unhealthy conversations. Openai admits some of these shortcomings in the blog post, and says Chatgpt will be updated in the future to respond more carefully to “personal risks”. Instead of providing a direct answer, the company says that Chatbot will help users think through problems, provide questions and include positives and negatives.

OpenAi clearly wants to feel ChatgPT with consent, encouragement and fun to use, but it is not difficult to assemble these qualities in artificial intelligence. The company was forced to do so Update to ChatGPT in April This leads to the response of Chatbot in excessive disturbing and exhausting ways. Take rest periods of ChatGPT – and get artificial intelligence Do things without your active participation – It will make such issues less clear. Or, at least, users will give time to check if the answers provided by Chatgpt are correct.