The makers of ChatGPT are changing the way it responds to users who show mental and emotional distress after legal action from the family of 16-year-old Adam Raine, who killed himself after months of conversations with the chatbot.

Open AI admitted its systems could “fall short” and said it would install “stronger guardrails around sensitive content and risky behaviors” for users under 18.

The $500bn (£372bn) San Francisco AI company said it would also introduce parental controls to allow parents “options to gain more insight into, and shape, how their teens use ChatGPT”, but has yet to provide details about how these would work.

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Elon Musk’s AI startup, xAI, has filed a lawsuit against former engineer Xuechen Li, accusing him of stealing the entire source code of its chatbot, Grok.

Court documents say Li uploaded xAI’s full codebase to OpenAI’s systems just days before quitting the company and taking a job there. At the same time, he reportedly cashed out $7 million worth of xAI stock.
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