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OpenAI adds open source tools to help developers build for teen safety

OpenAI adds open source tools to help developers build for teen safety
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Why This Matters

Innovations like this demonstrate how technology can solve real-world problems and make daily life better for millions.
Rather than working from scratch to figure out how to make AI safer for teens, developers can use these policies to fortify what they build.
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