The document establishes that Command R models are not recommended for consequential individual decisions in financial services, employment, and housing without human oversight, and identifies social scoring, inciting violence, and misinformation generation as prohibited use cases governed by Cohere's Usage Guidelines and customer agreements.
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This provision defines the operational boundary between permitted and prohibited deployments of Command R models, and the prohibited categories directly intersect with high-risk AI application classifications under the EU AI Act and related regulatory frameworks applicable to automated decision-making.
The agreement establishes that use of Command R models for decisions affecting financial services access, employment, and housing without human oversight is not a recommended use case. The document identifies social scoring, inciting violence, and misinformation generation as prohibited uses governed by Cohere's Usage Guidelines and customer agreements.
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Compare across platforms →"We do not recommend using the Command R models on their own for decisions that could have a significant impact on individuals, including those related to access to financial services, employment, and housing. Cohere's Usage Guidelines and customer agreements contain details about prohibited use cases, like social scoring, inciting violence or harm, and misinformation or other political manipulation.Excerpt from Cohere's Responsible Use Policy
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This provision defines the operational boundary between permitted and prohibited deployments of Command R models, and the prohibited categories directly intersect with high-risk AI application classifications under the EU AI Act and related regulatory frameworks applicable to automated decision-making.
The agreement establishes that use of Command R models for decisions affecting financial services access, employment, and housing without human oversight is not a recommended use case. The document identifies social scoring, inciting violence, and misinformation generation as prohibited uses governed by Cohere's Usage Guidelines and customer agreements.
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