The code of conduct provisions explicitly extend to use of AI services that make decisions or take actions autonomously or with varying levels of human intervention, prohibiting illegal content generation, child exploitation, spam, phishing, malware, jailbreaking, inappropriate content generation, fraud, privacy violations, and circumvention of service restrictions.
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This provision explicitly applies conduct obligations to AI-assisted and autonomous AI interactions, including jailbreaking prohibitions. Violations of the code of conduct can trigger account suspension, service termination, and forfeiture of content licenses and account balances under Section 4.b.iv.
The agreement establishes that conduct obligations apply to all AI service interactions, including those where AI acts autonomously or with partial human oversight. Users who violate these provisions, including by attempting to jailbreak AI systems, may have their accounts suspended or closed and may forfeit associated content licenses and account balances.
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Compare across platforms →"By agreeing to these Terms, you're agreeing that, when using the Services, including AI services that make decisions, or take actions, autonomously or with varying levels of human intervention, you will follow these rules: i. Don't do anything illegal, or try to generate or share content that is illegal. ii. Don't engage in any activity that exploits, harms, or threatens to harm children. iii. Don't send spam or engage in phishing, or try to generate or distribute malware. ... vi. Don't circumvent any restrictions on access to, usage, or availability of the Services (e.g., attempting to 'jailbreak' an AI system or impermissible scraping).Excerpt from Microsoft Copilot's Terms of Service
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This provision explicitly applies conduct obligations to AI-assisted and autonomous AI interactions, including jailbreaking prohibitions. Violations of the code of conduct can trigger account suspension, service termination, and forfeiture of content licenses and account balances under Section 4.b.iv.
The agreement establishes that conduct obligations apply to all AI service interactions, including those where AI acts autonomously or with partial human oversight. Users who violate these provisions, including by attempting to jailbreak AI systems, may have their accounts suspended or closed and may forfeit associated content licenses and account balances.
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