ChatGPT added new parental controls to its popular AI chatbot platform. The company has been accused of playing a role in teen self-harm, including suicide. ChatGPT is world's most popular AI tool with over 700 million weekly users.

Last week, Common Sense Media released a study showing that Meta's AI chatbots would, if prompted, coach teen users on suicide, self-harm, and eating disorders. Meta said in a statement that the incidents described in the test breached its content rules and that it was addressing the issues to make sure its teen users were better protected.

This comes after parents filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT is responsible for their teenage son's death.