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OpenAI sets out global ‘teen safety blueprint’ for AI providers, policy makers

( November 7, 2025, 16:01 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: ChatGPT developer OpenAI has set out a position on safety for teenage users of its AI products, calling on all AI companies to adopt the same approach and voicing an ambition for it to be seen as a "practical starting point for policy makers who are working to set standards for teen use of AI." The measures include user age prediction and defaulting to a version of the service for under-18s if there is doubt on age; content moderation; parental controls; preventing recommendations that adults initiate conversations with teens and ensuring responses don’t make services become substitutes for therapies or best friends to teens. It does not cover how to ensure users are over 13 years old.Statement follows. The blueprint is attached....

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