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It's not stopping to give legal/medical advice to the user, but it's forbidden to use ChatGPT to pose as an advisor giving advice to others: https://www.tomsgui

It's not stopping to give legal/medical advice to the user, but it's forbidden to use ChatGPT to pose as an advisor giving advice to others: https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/chatgpt/chatgpt-will-still-offer-medical-and-legal-advice-despite-what-rumors-suggest https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/chatgpt/chatgpt-will-still-offe...

trollbridge 1y ago
One wonders how exactly this will be enforced.
- fainpul 1y ago
  It's not about enforcing this, it's about OpenAI having their asses covered. The blame is now clearly on the user's side.
- OutOfHere 1y ago
  It was already enforced by hiding all custom GPTs that offered medical advice.
- bushbaba 1y ago
  It’s a “CYA” aka don’t sue me
gowld 1y ago
The Tom's Guide article blatantly misinterprets and contradicts the source it quotes.
rester324 1y ago
Good. Now we just need to add technical advice to the list of advices which ChatGPT cannot be used to cite for
- esjeon 1y ago
  This. I already seen too many cases of people wiping out their systems while trying to follow invalid advices from ChatGPT.