ChatGPT Prepares 'Adult Mode' — Launch in 2026
OpenAI plans to launch a separate 'adult mode' in ChatGPT as early as the first quarter of 2026. This was announced by Fiji Simo, the company's head of product. The idea emerged following the release of GPT-5.2 and user criticism that the bot has become too 'safe' and lost its individuality.
Previously, Sam Altman promised to give adults more freedom in communicating with AI — from looser restrictions to the ability to create more personalized conversations, including erotic content 🔓
However, research reveals a troubling side: people who emotionally bond with chatbots are more likely to experience psychological stress ⚠️
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