ChatGPT will no longer be able to provide advice related to medicine, law, and finance.

OpenAI has introduced new restrictions for ChatGPT: the neural model will no longer provide specific advice on medicine, law, and finance. Instead, ChatGPT will only be able to explain general principles, describe mechanisms, and recommend consulting specialists — a doctor, lawyer, or financial advisor.

According to the changes, ChatGPT will not provide prescriptions, medication names and dosages, or offer templates for lawsuits or investment plans.

OpenAI's decision aims to enhance user safety and prevent cases where artificial intelligence is used as a substitute for professional consultations.

Source: OpenAI