OpenAI News · March 24, 2026

Teen-safety policy prompts: adapt labels and regression-test the classifier

Why it matters

OpenAI’s Teen Safety Policy Pack supplies prompt-based classification policies and matching validation datasets for gpt-oss-safeguard. The six initial areas cover risks including dangerous activities, harmful body ideals and age-restricted goods. Developers map the policy labels into filtering, review or monitoring workflows and can adapt the prompts to their application. These inspectable starting materials do not provide comprehensive protection or establish performance on a particular product’s users and content.

My takeaway: Version each policy with its label mapping and validation data. Run regression checks after prompt edits, then test representative application content and review false positives and misses. Combine classification with other product safeguards and a defined escalation process.
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