OpenAI has rolled out a new safety routing system and parental controls for ChatGPT, responding to concerns about harmful interactions with the AI. This initiative follows a wrongful death lawsuit related to a teenager's suicide after engaging with the chatbot. The safety routing system is designed to detect emotionally sensitive conversations and switch to the more advanced GPT-5 model, which includes a feature called 'safe completions' to handle sensitive topics more appropriately. Parental controls allow customization of teen accounts, including options to limit graphic content and monitor usage. While many users and experts have welcomed these changes, some have criticized them as overly cautious, fearing they may degrade the quality of the service. OpenAI has acknowledged the need for ongoing improvements and a 120-day period for refining these features.