Open AI CEO Sam Altman issued warning regarding the use of Chat GPT for emotional support and counseling. It also emphasises that the conversation with AI chatbot lacks legal protection.

In a recent podcast, on This Past Weekend with Theo Von, Altman highlighted that Chat GPT doesn’t replace professional help from lawyers, doctors and therapists.

He also noted that many people especially youngsters seek help regarding personal and mental health issues on Chat GPT, unaware of the privacy risk it carries.

“People talk about the most personal stuff in their lives to ChatGPT,” Altman remarked, stressing that the company has yet to establish privacy safeguards for such interactions.

As AI assistance continues in daily lives it is necessary to seek professional help, as Chat GPT therapies aren’t guaranteed.

Google, on the other hand, will set an age limit, for children under age 13 to access Gemini bot. The limitation will be imposed from next week via The Family service.

According to a report in The New York Times, the move will be beneficial for users who’s accounts have been managed by their parents via The Family Service Link.

Family Link is a tool that enable parents to control their children’s access to Google services. Parents can now allow their children to communicate with Gemini Chatbot.