OpenAI has tightened ChatGPT’s safety policies, blocking personalized medical, legal, and financial guidance as regulators increase pressure over AI liability.
The chatbot no longer names medications and their dosages, drafts legal documents, or provides investment decisions.
Instead, it would direct users to licensed professionals, adding that AI cannot replace doctors, lawyers, or financial advisors.
The change addresses rising concerns over misdiagnosis risks, inaccurate legal counsel, and exposure of privacy inside large language models.
This update protects OpenAI from possible litigation as millions of users increasingly rely on AI for symptom checks, contract advice, tax strategy, and emotional support.
The company draws a hard line between education and actionable direction, although ChatGPT will explain general concepts.
The shift is believed to signal a broader industry move toward safer AI, regulatory compliance, and professional accountability across healthcare, law, and finance.
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