ChatGPT will begin testing ads related to conversations with adult users in the United States in the coming weeks. The OpenAI chatbot will initially display ads to customers of the free and the more affordable ChatGPT Go versions. This means the test will not affect the other subscriptions: ChatGPT Plus, ChatGPT Pro, ChatGPT Business, and ChatGPT Enterprise.

ChatGPT will begin testing conversation-based ads for adult users in the coming weeks. “In this first phase, which will be tested with US users over 18 years of age, these ads will appear at the end of responses, whenever there is a sponsored product or service relevant to the conversation.”

According to OpenAI, the advertising will be clearly labeled as such; the ads will be “separate from the chatbot’s responses. Users will also be able to obtain information about why the ad appeared or dismiss it.”

According to OpenAI, “the ads will not influence responses to user questions or requests and are optimized to be as objectively useful as possible, with a new interface that aims to go ‘beyond static messages and links.’”

The company has stated that user data will be protected at all times, ruling out the possibility of sharing or selling information to advertisers. Regarding advertising, the platform will allow users to disable personalization options and “delete the data used for ads at any time.”

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OpenAI revealed its advancements in online safety, particularly for children and teenagers, through a new system that will allow the ChatGPT chatbot to identify the user and adapt the content to their age.

In this regard, the system is expected to block content that is not suitable for minors, “improving the safety of all users, specifically, reinforcing the protection of teenagers with effective tools, such as the recently announced parental controls.”

According to OpenAI, it is developing “a system that will be able to identify whether a person is over or under 18 years old, so that it will adapt the ChatGPT experience based on their age and needs, automatically changing the way the chatbot responds to a 15-year-old teenager or an adult.”

In this sense, if the user is identified as under 18 years old, “they will be automatically directed to a ChatGPT experience with age-appropriate policies. This means that actions will be taken, including blocking explicit sexual content, and in exceptional cases of extreme distress, the possible intervention of law enforcement to ensure safety.”

It has also been detailed that if the user’s identification is questionable or incomplete, the system will still redirect them to the experience for users under 18.

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OpenAI, the AI ​​market leader and developer of ChatGPT, announced last week that it will implement parental controls to supervise children and adolescents’ use of the platform.

This is a reaction to growing social and legal concern “about the potential adverse effects of chatbots on adolescents’ mental health, especially following the recent complaint filed by the parents of a 16-year-old boy who took his own life in California, who hold the GPT-4 model responsible.”

OpenAI issued a statement from its San Francisco headquarters, describing the move as a first step in strengthening its approach, “guided by experts, with the goal of making ChatGPT as useful as possible.”

The new parental control features will go into effect next month and “will allow parents to link their accounts with their children’s accounts, in order to monitor the content of interactions and receive alerts if signs of emotional instability are detected in minors.”

These features involve various mechanisms aimed at improving safety during ChatGPT use by minors, such as the ability for parents to “access their children’s conversation history with the system, as well as sending automatic notifications when artificial intelligence identifies signs of an emotional state that may require intervention.”

The company has been working to detect warning signs and potential emotional dependence of users on AI-based assistants, which could pose a risk to young people’s emotional and social development.

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Venezuela could soon have a chatbot that integrates artificial intelligence to detect cases of depression and anxiety, thanks to the work of a group of researchers from the Center for Humanistic Research and Training (CIFH) at the Andrés Bello Catholic University in Venezuela (UCAB).

Recently, Professor Gustavo La Fontaine, professor, psychologist, and researcher at CIFH, indicated that work on the development of this chatbot has resumed, having been suspended due to budgetary issues.

He also highlighted the project’s objective: “to work with two artificial intelligence models. One, a chatbot. The other, a prediction model. The chatbot then engages in a conversation with the user and, in that process, begins collecting information. When it gathers enough information, it is sent to the second model, our prediction model, which will perform an assessment and try to determine if there are indicators of depression or anxiety in that language.”

Chatbot would be ready in the second quarter of 2026

According to the academic, if the chatbot detects a risk, “it will offer the user information to seek psychological help, mentioning resources such as the College of Psychologists in Ireland or the Federation of Psychologists of Venezuela.”

Regarding the status of this innovation, La Fontaine emphasized that it is in a preparation phase; that is, a robust database is being built for training the model with the support of AI.

The team of five specialists has worked on training models based on social media input “to predict emotions in speech with a good level of accuracy. The model recognizes five basic emotions: joy, anger, sadness, surprise, fear, and disgust.”

They estimate that the first demo of the chatbot will be ready by the second quarter of 2026, presenting a model that can run on basic computers, reducing processing costs, and becoming a tool on platforms of public interest “such as the website of the Venezuelan Federation of Psychologists or Psicodata of the UCAB.”

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