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This provision establishes use restrictions that apply irrespective of how users attempt to direct model behavior, creating binding operational boundaries on the service. The hardcoded nature of these prohibitions means they operate as non-negotiable constraints on permitted applications rather than guidelines subject to contextual judgment.
Users are prohibited from directing OpenAI models toward these specified use cases, and the restriction applies regardless of framing or instruction methods employed. The terms establish that these categories of use are not authorized under any circumstances of service use.
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This provision establishes use restrictions that apply irrespective of how users attempt to direct model behavior, creating binding operational boundaries on the service. The hardcoded nature of these prohibitions means they operate as non-negotiable constraints on permitted applications rather than guidelines subject to contextual judgment.
Users are prohibited from directing OpenAI models toward these specified use cases, and the restriction applies regardless of framing or instruction methods employed. The terms establish that these categories of use are not authorized under any circumstances of service use.
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