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This restriction extends beyond individuals to group-level decisions, broadening the scope of prohibited uses tied to known model biases.
Users and developers are told they should not use Cohere's language models to make decisions about individuals or the groups those individuals belong to.
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"They should not be used to make decisions about individuals or the groups they belong to. For example, it can be dangerous to use Generation model outputs in CV ranking systems due to known biases.Excerpt from Cohere's Command R and Command R+ Model Card
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This restriction extends beyond individuals to group-level decisions, broadening the scope of prohibited uses tied to known model biases.
Users and developers are told they should not use Cohere's language models to make decisions about individuals or the groups those individuals belong to.
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