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OpenAI retains the authority to initiate moderation of public GPTs based on its own determination of a potential policy violation, without requiring customer initiation.
If you publish a GPT publicly, OpenAI may review and moderate it based on its own determination that it may violate OpenAI's policies.
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"For GPTs published to the public, moderation may also be conducted if OpenAI determines the GPT may violate our policies.Excerpt from OpenAI's Sub-Processor List
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OpenAI retains the authority to initiate moderation of public GPTs based on its own determination of a potential policy violation, without requiring customer initiation.
If you publish a GPT publicly, OpenAI may review and moderate it based on its own determination that it may violate OpenAI's policies.
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