However, Ghost Trails goes one step further with this, as it makes a yellow line appear by your friends, showing where they've been in the last 24 hours. It can be useful in looking at places you're about to visit for a vacation for example, or to see where some friends are if you're on a trip with them. If there's a heatmap, that means there's a bunch of Stories to watch. Snap counts any response that includes references to violence, sexually explicit terms, illicit drug use, child sexual abuse, bullying, hate speech, derogatory or biased statements, racism, misogyny, or marginalizing underrepresented groups as “non-conforming.For those not aware, Snap Map allows you to open up a map and look at Stories from anywhere in the world. The company said that the bot only gave 0.01% of responses in “non-conforming” language. In a blog post, Snap explained that the My AI chatbot is not a “real friend,” and explained that it relies on conversation history to improve its responses. Both the guardian and teens need to opt-in to using Family Center to use these parental control features. The new feature will tell parents or guardians how their kids are communicating with the chatbot and the frequency of those interactions. In the coming weeks, Snap also plans to provide more insights to parents or guardians about children’s interactions with the chatbot in its Family Center, launched last August. The new age filter tells the chatbot its users’ birth dates and ensures it responds according to their age, the company said. Snap said it learned that people were trying to “trick the chatbot into providing responses that do not conform to our guidelines,” and the new tools are meant to keep the AI’s responses in check. Snapchat is launching new tools, including an age filter and insights for parents, to improve its AI chatbot.ĭays after Snapchat launched its GPT-powered chatbot for Snapchat+ subscribers, a Washington Post report highlighted that the bot was responding in an unsafe and inappropriate manner.

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