ChatGPT will stop giving medical, legal, and financial advice

ChatGPT will cease providing medical, legal, and financial advice as part of new measures aimed at reducing liability risks. This decision was announced on Monday, November 3, 2025.

The move comes amid growing concerns about the potential consequences of AI-generated advice in sensitive fields. By discontinuing these services, ChatGPT aims to mitigate risks associated with misinformation and the legal implications of incorrect guidance.

This decision reflects a broader trend in the technology sector, where companies are increasingly cautious about the types of information and advice they provide to users. Similar situations have arisen in various industries as organizations seek to protect themselves from potential liabilities.

For more on related coverage, see the recent developments regarding government actions that may impact public safety and information dissemination.

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ChatGPT"s decision underscores the importance of reliable and accurate information in critical areas such as health, law, and finance.