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Altman responds to Musk's comment: "Don't let your loved ones use ChatGPT"

Altman responds to Musk's comment: "Don't let your loved ones use ChatGPT"

金色财经金色财经2026/01/20 20:26
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Jinse Finance reported that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that sometimes people complain that ChatGPT's restrictions are too strict, but when encountering situations like this, they accuse it of being too lenient. Nearly 1 billion people worldwide are using this tool, and some of them may be in an extremely vulnerable psychological state. We will continue to do our best in this matter, and we are fully aware of the significant responsibility we bear to do everything we can, but these are painful and complex situations that deserve to be treated with respect. This is indeed a very difficult task: we need to protect vulnerable user groups while ensuring that relevant control rules do not prevent all users from benefiting from our tools. Obviously, more than 50 people have died in car accidents related to autonomous driving features. I only rode in a car with this feature enabled once a long time ago, and my first reaction was that Tesla's launch of this feature was far from meeting safety standards. As for some of Grok's decisions, I don't even want to comment. You (Musk) have truly taken the logic of "if you want to condemn someone, you can always find a charge" to the extreme.

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