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This provision establishes a baseline operational boundary for the service by restricting use cases that could result in large-scale harm through deployed code. It functions as a use-case limitation that applies uniformly across the user base.
Users are prohibited from using the service to develop cyberweapons or malicious code intended for deployment with significant destructive capability. Violation of this restriction exposes the user to potential service termination or enforcement action under the usage policies.
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Do not generate images for political campaigns or to try to influence the outcome of an election. Do not generate images to spread misinformation or disinformation.
Avoid Professional Advice: Don't seek to receive or provide medical, legal, financial, or tax advice through the platform.
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This provision establishes a baseline operational boundary for the service by restricting use cases that could result in large-scale harm through deployed code. It functions as a use-case limitation that applies uniformly across the user base.
Users are prohibited from using the service to develop cyberweapons or malicious code intended for deployment with significant destructive capability. Violation of this restriction exposes the user to potential service termination or enforcement action under the usage policies.
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