Chat ChitpT has announced that they are going to start routing sensitive conversations to GPT5,

even if that wasn't the model you originally selected. In addition to that, they're going to start

rolling out parental controls. There's a whole bunch of things that essentially opening eyes

announced in response to a lawsuit and a bunch of other issues and questions. We're going to be

diving into all of that today. It's a very, I guess, tricky subject. Someone

recently that committed suicide, a teen, and they looked at his chat GPT logs, and he'd been

talking with chat GPT beforehand and had asked about suicide methods and other things. So it's a bit

of a sensitive topic. There's a lot of controversy in this. And so anyways, I'll try to tread lightly,

but I have a different opinion on this than I think a lot of people. So in any anyways, I'll try to tread lightly, but I have a different

opinion on this than I think a lot of people. So in any case, we're going to get into

the podcast today. Before we do, I wanted to mention that my own startup has just launched our

AI app builder. So it is finally live on our website, AIbox.a. where essentially if you have

any sort of AI tool or

workflow you'd like to generate, you can go and type in the prompt to describe what kind of tool,

you know, a newsletter generator that takes in articles that you paste in and it generates

images for your newsletter and maybe an audio file with 11 labs. And it will be able to

stitch together a workflow and create the tool. So I would love for you to try it out. Let me know what your thoughts are. It's AIbox. I will leave a link in the description. I am super excited. I've been working on this for a couple years. So big news for me. We're working on bugs. We're working on fixing stuff. We're working on adding new features. So if you have anything, any requests, feel free to send them over. All right. Let's get into the episode today. So essentially,

all of this comes back to a lawsuit that has been launched against Open AI from the parents of

a family who had their teenager, tragically committed suicide. And they looked at his chat chipped

logs and he had been using chat chippy T. In response to this, I think opening eyes trying

to tread lightly. They're trying not to, you know, assume responsibility for this, but also

trying to help maybe make tools in the future to prevent tragedies like this or at least help

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