Sam Altman, the company’s CEO, described the future mission by saying: “This will be an exhausting job,” stressing that the goal is to address the “real challenges” generated by advanced artificial intelligence tools.

This announcement comes at a time when the company is facing speculative criticism. While some accuse her of exaggerating the risks of her technology for marketing purposes, other reports raise substantive concerns that support the necessity of this position.

Among the most prominent of these proven concerns are:

· People in emotional distress turn to ChatGPT for psychological support, with automated responses likely to exacerbate rather than solve mental problems.

· The capabilities of linguistic models in the field of cybersecurity have developed to the point where they are able to discover serious vulnerabilities in computer systems.

Altman commented on these points on the “X” platform, saying: “We saw a glimpse of the impact of models on mental health in 2025, and now we see these models reaching a high degree of development in the field of computer security.” He added: “We are entering a phase that requires a precise understanding of how these capabilities are misused, and how to limit their negatives while preserving their enormous benefits.”