Users are prohibited from using generative AI or related technologies to create or distribute prohibited content or to misrepresent AI-generated content as authentic. Content created using these technologies must be prominently labeled, and failure to label grants GOAT the right to add labels, restrict content, or ban the account.
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This provision establishes a user obligation to label AI-generated content prominently, with GOAT reserving the right to apply its own labels, impose restrictions, or permanently ban accounts for non-compliance. The enforcement mechanism is at GOAT's discretion and may operate without prior notice.
Interpretive note: The scope of 'new technologies and applications' and the definition of 'prominently labeled' are not precisely defined in the document, creating interpretive uncertainty regarding which content and workflows are covered.
Under this clause, users who publish content created using generative AI or similar technologies must prominently label it as non-authentic. Failure to do so authorizes GOAT to label, restrict, or ban the relevant content and accounts without specifying an advance notice or appeal requirement.
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Compare across platforms →"Utilize new technologies or applications—including deep learning, virtual reality, and generative artificial intelligence—to create, upload, replicate, transmit, or disseminate information prohibited by laws and regulations, such as fake news, nor shall they misrepresent synthetic content as authentic. When publishing or disseminating non-authentic information created using new technologies and applications such as deep learning, virtual reality, or generative artificial intelligence, you must prominently label it as such. Failure to do so grants GOAT the right to take measures against the relevant content and accounts, including but not limited to adding labels, imposing restrictions, or banning access.Excerpt from GOAT's Terms of Use
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This provision establishes a user obligation to label AI-generated content prominently, with GOAT reserving the right to apply its own labels, impose restrictions, or permanently ban accounts for non-compliance. The enforcement mechanism is at GOAT's discretion and may operate without prior notice.
Under this clause, users who publish content created using generative AI or similar technologies must prominently label it as non-authentic. Failure to do so authorizes GOAT to label, restrict, or ban the relevant content and accounts without specifying an advance notice or appeal requirement.
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