OpenAI to route sensitive conversations to GPT-5, introduce parental controls

September 2, 2025 Rebecca Bellan

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OpenAI said Tuesday it plans to route sensitive conversations to reasoning models like GPT-5 and roll out parental controls within the next month – part of an ongoing response to recent safety incidents involving ChatGPT failing to detect mental distress.

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