OpenAI & Meta Tackle Sensitive Topics in AI with New Language Models
OpenAI and Meta have announced significant changes to their language models, aiming to handle sensitive or emotionally charged topics more responsibly. The goal is to ensure these contexts are managed carefully, without compromising the overall functionality of their AI systems.
Both companies have decided to process sensitive or emotionally charged topics in separate language models. This approach aims to provide a more factual and consistent response to such topics, reducing the emotionality that was present in previous models like ChatGPT.
OpenAI has stated that they will use either a so-called Reasoning model or a special version of GPT-5 for this purpose. This decision follows recurring criticisms and legal challenges, particularly in the United States, where ChatGPT was alleged to have supported suicidal teenagers. Experts had expected OpenAI to take such measures to improve safety controls.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has also announced similar changes. They aim to ensure that risky contexts are handled responsibly and consistently, without restricting the overall functionality of their AI systems.
Both OpenAI and Meta are committed to providing answers that meet the specifications of their respective models while addressing the concerns raised by users and legal challenges. The separation of sensitive content into separate models is a significant step towards ensuring that emotionally charged topics are handled with care and consistency.
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