Researchers from CUNY and King's College London simulated a user experiencing delusions to test the safety of various large language models. They found that models like Grok and Gemini performed poorly in safely handling conversations with a simulated user exhibiting signs of psychosis, while newer versions of GPT and Claude demonstrated safer interactions. The study, published as a preprint, highlights the varying levels of risk associated with different chatbots and suggests that improved safety mechanisms are technologically feasible. AI
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RANK_REASON The cluster reports on an academic study evaluating the safety of LLMs, published as a preprint.
