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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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We use a combination of automated tools and human reviewers to enforce our content rules. This includes technology that proactively detects and removes certain types of prohibited material.
"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
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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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