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OpenAI does not proactively moderate private GPTs; moderation is contingent on customer action, meaning problematic private GPTs may go unreviewed without a customer-initiated report.
If a GPT is kept private to your individual account or workspace, OpenAI will not moderate it unless your organization initiates the process.
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"For GPTs that are kept private to an individual or workspace, moderation activities must be initiated by the Customer, for instance if a user within the Customer's workspace reports the GPT...Excerpt from OpenAI's Sub-Processor List
Provision-level monitoring, governance timelines, and regulatory mapping built from archived source documents and historical version tracking.
OpenAI does not proactively moderate private GPTs; moderation is contingent on customer action, meaning problematic private GPTs may go unreviewed without a customer-initiated report.
If a GPT is kept private to your individual account or workspace, OpenAI will not moderate it unless your organization initiates the process.
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