It is completely prohibited to use ElevenLabs to create voice content that sexualizes children or could be used to harm or exploit minors in any way.
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This provision establishes an absolute prohibition on using ElevenLabs for child sexual exploitation material or grooming, which carries serious criminal law implications in virtually all jurisdictions and triggers mandatory reporting obligations.
Provision renamed and narrowed from broad minor harm/grooming focus to specific CSAM and sexual exploitation; removed general targeting for harm language.
View full change record →The policy establishes a zero-tolerance standard for any voice content involving the sexual exploitation or targeting of minors, and violations are among the categories the policy states may be referred to law enforcement.
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"ElevenLabs strictly prohibits the use of its platform to generate any voice content that sexualizes, exploits, or targets minors for harm. This includes generating content that could be used to groom, abuse, or facilitate exploitation of children.Excerpt from ElevenLabs's Safety Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the federal PROTECT Act and 18 U.S.C.
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This provision establishes an absolute prohibition on using ElevenLabs for child sexual exploitation material or grooming, which carries serious criminal law implications in virtually all jurisdictions and triggers mandatory reporting obligations.
The policy establishes a zero-tolerance standard for any voice content involving the sexual exploitation or targeting of minors, and violations are among the categories the policy states may be referred to law enforcement.
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