Source: International Business Times
A new study found that leading AI models are now far less likely than earlier versions to explicitly encourage suicide or reinforce a user's delusions while still helping complete a potentially harmful task. Getty Images Artificial intelligence chatbots are getting significantly better at recognizing and responding to users experiencing serious mental health crises, according to a new study, which, however, suggests the systems can still miss danger when distress is hidden inside seemingly ordinary requests. An independent evaluation by Transluce, a San Francisco nonprofit focused on understanding AI behavior, found that leading AI models are now far less likely than earlier versions to explicitly encourage suicide or reinforce a user's delusions.
