As OpenAI tells it, the company has been consistently rolling out safety updates ever since parents, Matthew and Maria Raine, sued OpenAI, alleging that "ChatGPT killed my son." Two weeks later, OpenAI announced it would start predicting users' ages to improve safety more broadly. Then, this week, OpenAI introduced parental controls for ChatGPT and its video generator Sora 2. Jay Edelson, the lead attorney for the Raine family, told Ars that some of the changes OpenAI has made are helpful. According to Edelson, OpenAI's messaging on safety updates is also "trying to change the facts."