OpenAI Restricts ChatGPT from Giving Legal and Medical Advice
The company updated its Model Spec to reclassify its tools as "educational" amid growing liability fears.
New Restrictions on "Tailored Advice"
OpenAI updated its Model Spec, introducing new restrictions on its models' behavior. The company stated users cannot use its services for the "provision of tailored advice that requires a license, such as legal or medical advice," without a licensed professional. The change, which also applies to financial advice, was described by Financial Express as a response to "growing regulations and liability fears." The company is actively repositioning its powerful AI tools as "educational" rather than as "consultants" to mitigate legal and safety risks. The update also expanded guidance for mental health. It added examples …
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