India, Nov. 6 -- OpenAI has denied reports that it has banned ChatGPT from responding to health or legal queries, calling the claims "not true." The clarification comes after a viral post on social media falsely suggested that ChatGPT would no longer be allowed to offer any health-related or legal information, a claim that quickly sparked concern among users and professionals alike.

OpenAI's Head of Health AI, Karan Singhal, took to X (formerly Twitter) to debunk the rumours. "Not true. Despite speculation, this is not a new change to our terms. Model behaviour remains unchanged. ChatGPT has never been a substitute for professional advice, but it will continue to be a great resource to help people understand legal and health information,...