Today, OpenAI launched GPT-5.2, touting its stronger safety performance in regard to mental health.
“With this release, we continued our work to strengthen our models’ responses in sensitive conversations, with meaningful improvements in how they respond to prompts indicating signs of suicide or self-harm, mental health distress, or emotional reliance on the model,” OpenAI’s blog post states.
OpenAI has recently been hit with criticism and lawsuits, which accuse ChatGPT of contributing to some users’ psychosis, paranoia, and delusions. Some of those users died by suicide after lengthy conversations with the AI chatbot, which has had a well-documented problem with sycophancy.
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