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The provision establishes OpenAI's operational approach to a specific misuse risk: it discloses both the existence of preventive measures and their acknowledged limitations. This framing sets expectations about the completeness of protections rather than guaranteeing prevention.
Users operating under these terms are subject to technical controls intended to block NCII generation, but the terms transparently acknowledge that these controls may not be completely effective. Users should understand that the service incorporates mitigation measures that the provider recognizes as imperfect.
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"We have safeguards to prevent the generation of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII)... Red teamers noted that GPT-4o's image generation capabilities could be used to generate NCII... We have classifiers and other technical mitigations in place, though we acknowledge that these are imperfect.— Excerpt from OpenAI's GPT-4o System Card (PDF)
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The provision establishes OpenAI's operational approach to a specific misuse risk: it discloses both the existence of preventive measures and their acknowledged limitations. This framing sets expectations about the completeness of protections rather than guaranteeing prevention.
Users operating under these terms are subject to technical controls intended to block NCII generation, but the terms transparently acknowledge that these controls may not be completely effective. Users should understand that the service incorporates mitigation measures that the provider recognizes as imperfect.
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