ChatGPT reminds you to take a break when it is time

Openai.””Openai” ” data-subtag=””2-1-2868799-1-0-0-0-0″ ” href=””https://go.skimresources.com?id=111346X1569483&xs=1&url=https://openai.com/index/how-we’re-optimizing-chatgpt/&xcust=2-1-2868799-1-0-0-0-0&sref=https://www.pcworld.com/article/2868799/chat-gpt-starts-prompting-users-to-take-breaks.html” ” rel=””nofollow” ” target=””_blank””> ChatGPT has a new feature that encourages users to take a break during long conversations. The reminders are displayed as pop-up messages, such as: “You’ve chatting for some time — is it a good idea to take a break?” (19659005). Users can still dismiss this reminder and continue their conversation. OpenAI claims that ChatGPT in the future will be better at handling sensitive subjects and avoiding direct answers to personal decisions. Instead, AI will help users consider different options.

This year, The New York Times (19459038) reported that ChatGPT’s helpful and affirming approach could cause problems in certain cases, particularly when people with mental challenges find the chatbot encouraging, even when they have destructive thoughts.

OpenAI announced in April that it was making the AI less approachable, because being too approachable had the opposite effect. This article was originally published on our sister publication PC for Alla ( ) was translated from Swedish and localized.