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The provision documents OpenAI's operational approach to content governance by specifying the technical systems deployed to detect and exclude prohibited content categories. This establishes a baseline safety architecture that governs what material the service processes and generates.
Users operate within a service where outputs are filtered through automated safety systems designed to prevent generation of CSAM, hateful content, violence-related material, and CBRN information. The provision does not create user obligations but rather describes the filtering mechanisms applied to all interactions with the service.
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"We use our Moderation API and safety classifiers to filter out data that could contribute to harmful content or information hazards, including CSAM, hateful content, violence, and CBRN.— Excerpt from OpenAI's GPT-4o System Card (PDF)
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The provision documents OpenAI's operational approach to content governance by specifying the technical systems deployed to detect and exclude prohibited content categories. This establishes a baseline safety architecture that governs what material the service processes and generates.
Users operate within a service where outputs are filtered through automated safety systems designed to prevent generation of CSAM, hateful content, violence-related material, and CBRN information. The provision does not create user obligations but rather describes the filtering mechanisms applied to all interactions with the service.
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