OpenAI is finally putting in parental controls on ChatGPT after parents of teenagers who killed themselves after using AI chatbots testified in front of Congress this week. “If we can’t reach a parent in a rare emergency, we may involve law enforcement as a next step,” the blog post reads. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman also addressed the deaths in a separate blog post where he pledged the company will strive to give a safer experience to teens. Before the congressional hearings this week, Altman touched on the subject in a wide-ranging interview with media personality Tucker Carlson earlier this month. “They probably talked about [suicide], and we probably didn’t save their lives,” Altman said about any ChatGPT users who killed themselves.