OpenAI bets on families as ChatGPT goes deeper into households

OpenAI is hiring a product manager for 'family-oriented features' — because nothing says wholesome domestic bliss like a profit-driven AI vacuuming up your family's data.

The job listing calls for someone to build features for 'families and home environments,' which in practice means training models on your toddler's homework battles and the arguments over screen time. After all, the same company that happily scraped the entire internet now wants a seat at the dinner table.

And let's not forget the timing: regulators are still squabbling over whether AI should be allowed to read your emails, but OpenAI has already decided that your living room is fair game. At least when your ChatGPT starts suggesting passive-aggressive replies to your spouse, you'll know it's just doing its job.