“evaluating or classifying persons based on their social behavior, personal characteristics, or the use of social scoring leading to detrimental or unfavorable treatment.”
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Social scoring systems can systematically disadvantage individuals based on profiling; prohibiting their use prevents Stability AI technology from being deployed as an instrument of algorithmic discrimination.
Users are prohibited from using Stability AI technology to evaluate or classify individuals through social scoring or behavioral profiling where the result is detrimental or unfavorable treatment of those individuals.
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"evaluating or classifying persons based on their social behavior, personal characteristics, or the use of social scoring leading to detrimental or unfavorable treatment.Excerpt from Stability AI's Acceptable Use Policy
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Social scoring systems can systematically disadvantage individuals based on profiling; prohibiting their use prevents Stability AI technology from being deployed as an instrument of algorithmic discrimination.
Users are prohibited from using Stability AI technology to evaluate or classify individuals through social scoring or behavioral profiling where the result is detrimental or unfavorable treatment of those individuals.
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