ChatGPT Introduces Group Conversations Amid Legal Challenges Over AI Safety
- OpenAI launches global group chats for ChatGPT, enabling up to 20 users to collaborate via shared conversations with AI assistance. - Feature includes privacy safeguards like non-shared memory and parental controls, but faces lawsuits alleging AI's role in teen self-harm cases. - Legal challenges highlight risks of "sycophantic" AI behavior, while market dynamics show AI integration in e-commerce and stock surges for AI sector leaders. - OpenAI emphasizes future enhancements for group collaboration, posi
OpenAI has now launched group chat capabilities for ChatGPT worldwide, making this collaborative tool accessible to users on Free, Go, Plus, and Pro plans. This global release comes after a week-long trial in countries such as Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan, where the feature was initially tested
This group chat feature lets users bring others into conversations by sending direct invitations or sharing a profile that includes a name, username, and photo. Once joined, participants can interact with the AI, which leverages GPT-5.1 Auto to provide context-aware responses, choosing models according to the user's subscription. Privacy is prioritized: individual ChatGPT memories are not accessible in group chats, and content deemed sensitive is automatically limited for users under 18.
Nevertheless, this launch comes at a time when AI's impact on society is under increasing examination. A Bloomberg Law article
The introduction of this feature also coincides with changes in the market landscape. As investors look forward to Nvidia's earnings—a key indicator for the AI industry—the company's shares have
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