Study questions ChatGPT's crisis responses.

A new study has found that the online chatbot tool ChatGPT provided critical resources for suicide, addiction, and sexual assault crises only about 22% of the time. The study suggests that public health agencies could help AI companies ensure that such resources are incorporated into how an artificial intelligence system like ChatGPT responds to health inquiries. The researchers recommend that partnerships between public health agencies and AI companies must be established to promote public health resources with demonstrated effectiveness.