A recent study examining the responses of three popular artificial intelligence chatbots to suicide-related queries has revealed inconsistencies in their handling of such sensitive topics. The chatbots generally avoid providing answers to high-risk questions, including specific instructions that could facilitate self-harm. However, their replies to less extreme but still potentially harmful prompts vary significantly, raising concerns about user safety. Experts have long warned about the risks posed by large language models, particularly regarding vulnerable users and the potential for harmful feedback loops. Recent reports have also highlighted troubling instances where AI bots have engaged in inappropriate interactions with minors and provided assistance in self-harm, underscoring the urgency of addressing these safety gaps in AI chatbot design and deployment.