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OpenAI says it’s tightening ChatGPT controls around violence.

The Verge •
November 02, 2026 • 08:41 AM
• By Jess Weatherbed
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Teen accounts will have further limits on receiving weapons-related information from the chatbot, “even when a question appears harmless.” Additional restrictions for all users are also being placed on how ChatGPT responds to questions about past mass attacks, sharing fewer details about who carried them about, the weapons used, and how they were obtained. [Link: Community safety report and new protections for teens | https://openai.com/index/community-safety-report-and-new-protections-for-teens/ | OpenAI]

OpenAI says it’s tightening ChatGPT controls around violence.

Teen accounts will have further limits on receiving weapons-related information from the chatbot, “even when a question appears harmless.” Additional restrictions for all users are also being placed on how ChatGPT responds to questions about past mass attacks, sharing fewer details about who carried them about, the weapons used, and how they were obtained.

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