Stanford researchers found significant safety failures in popular therapy chatbots, as these AI systems often missed critical cues related to suicide risk and displayed biases against certain mental health conditions. The study emphasized the need for specialized clinical safety systems over generic content moderation, proposing seven strategies to enhance chatbot safety. These strategies include real-time risk detection, deploying therapeutic response evaluators, establishing crisis intervention protocols, monitoring for therapeutic boundary violations, implementing bias detection, conducting comprehensive conversation analysis, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The researchers highlighted the importance of integrating these strategies to form a cohesive safety ecosystem, with tools like Galileo's AI evaluation platform offering solutions for real-time quality monitoring, advanced guardrails, comprehensive audit trails, custom evaluation frameworks, and production-scale analytics to protect users and ensure responsible AI deployment.