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Morning Edition · Saturday, September 19, 2026Published at 2:16 AM EDT · New York
OpenAI Publishes a Six-Pillar Youth Safety Plan for Australia as Regulators Set AI Rules
The blueprint covers age assurance, parental controls and crisis referral, and follows an August rollout of a separate ChatGPT experience for Australian users aged 13 to 17.
OpenAI released an Australian Youth Safety Blueprint, a six-part framework covering AI literacy, age-appropriate safeguards, privacy-protective age assurance, routes to real-world crisis support and parental controls. The company frames it…
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