OpenAI首席执行官Sam Altman近日在社交媒体上推荐了ChatGPT Work的一项应用场景，建议父母将家庭日历和孩子兴趣信息接入该产品，以便每天上学前自动生成包含孩子活动内容的播客[1]。根据Altman的设想，这一播客可涵盖孩子当天的足球比赛、即将到来的生日、新闻资讯等多项信息[1]。
这一提议迅速在网络上引起讨论。《重力小镇》创作者Alex Hirsch发表了讽刺回应"你为什么不直接和你的孩子交谈呢"，该回应获得了9000次转发和122000个赞[1]，热度远超Altman的原始建议。
Altman本人曾多次表达对ChatGPT在育儿中的支持态度。他在接受《今夜秀》采访时表示，"我无法想象在没有ChatGPT的情况下如何应对新生儿的养育问题"[1]。与此同时，OpenAI最近发布了一个产品经理岗位招聘，专门为家长和家庭构建信任敏感消费体验[1]。
然而，该公司正面临来自父母和家庭的多起诉讼，指控ChatGPT与用户的妄想和自杀事件有关[1]。
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has renewed his advocacy for using artificial intelligence in child-rearing by promoting a specific application of ChatGPT Work on social media.[1] Altman suggested that parents "connect your family calendars and explain your kids' interests" to the platform, proposing that "every morning for the drive to school, have it make a podcast that talks about one kid's soccer game that afternoon, one kid's upcoming birthday, some news, etc."[1] The recommendation generated significant online discussion, with "Gravity Falls" creator Alex Hirsch offering a pointed counter-suggestion that garnered far greater engagement: "What if you just talked to your children" received 9,000 retweets and 122,000 likes.[1]
This marks Altman's continued enthusiasm for AI in parenting. He previously stated on "The Tonight Show" that "I cannot imagine having gone through figuring out how to raise a newborn without ChatGPT."[1] Meanwhile, OpenAI has been actively recruiting for the space, recently posting a product manager position focused on building trust-sensitive consumer experiences for parents and families.[1] The company simultaneously faces multiple lawsuits from parents and families alleging that ChatGPT has contributed to delusions and suicides involving loved ones.[1]