OpenAI wants ChatGPT to stop enabling its users’ unhealthy behaviors. Starting Monday, the popular chatbot app will prompt users to take breaks from lengthy conversations. The tool will also soon shy away from giving direct advice about personal challenges,

OpenAI is adding a mental health assistant to make sure that users are not spending too much time on its artificial intelligence chatbot. The parent company of ChatGPT has issued an update that will encourage users to take breaks from long conversations, NBC News reported.

OpenAI has announced that ChatGPT will now remind users to take breaks if they're in a particularly long chat with AI. The new feature is part of OpenAI's ongoing attempts to get users to cultivate a healthier relationship with the frequently compliant and overly-encouraging AI assistant.