OpenAI is keen to ensure that ChatGPT can become even more 'user-friendly'. But at the same time, Sam Altman's company is also keeping an eye on the misuse of the chatbot in the hands of young people. Now it is known, OpenAI has brought 'ChatGPT for Teens' (ChatGPT for Teens). Which is a special version of chatgpt specially designed for users aged 13 to 17 years.

As already stated by OpenAI, it is essentially the same chatbot. It resembles the original in most respects. But it has added some 'age-appropriate protections' that will reduce the risk of exposure to harmful content. Along with that, the chatbot will also give users the opportunity to 'learn, do creative work and learn new things'. Apart from this, parents will also get the facility to add 'Parental Control' to the accounts of their teenage children.

It is worth mentioning that there are several other fundamental differences between the two chatbots. According to OpenAI sources, actually the place of connecting the chatbot with the users is different here. Its most important goal will be to keep teenagers away from suicide, eating disorders, violence, bad habits, sexually suggestive content. Moreover, while chatting with minors, the chatbot behaves much less 'like a person' in normal cases, here it will behave mainly mechanically. In other words, attention is being paid to prevent romantic conversations. And it is strictly enjoined not to give any indication that it has any feelings, consciousness or emotions.

It should be noted that ChatGPT is changing itself every moment. They have already introduced 'Memory Architecture'. As a result, ChatGPT will remember your conversation long after it's over. It will update silently. And prepare yourself by mixing the latter with the former information.