A recent study reveals inconsistencies in how AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude respond to suicide-related queries, raising concerns about their safety for vulnerable users. While chatbots generally avoid high-risk questions, their varied responses to less direct prompts highlight the need for clearer safety standards and ethical considerations for AI developers in mental health support. Post navigation Cowboys sign DaRon Bland to $92M contract extension, now NFL’s sixth-highest-paid cornerback EC provides link to SIR guidelines in response to RTI query on appraisal for the exercise; adds ‘further, no information available’
