“provision of advice on essential services, including in the medical or health field, without review by a qualified professional and disclosure of the use of AI assistance and its potential limitations.”
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This prohibition imposes two concurrent conditions—professional review and AI disclosure—on any essential-service advice, meaning the absence of either condition alone renders the advice prohibited.
Users who deploy Stability AI technology to provide advice on essential services, including in the medical or health field, must ensure that a qualified professional has reviewed the advice and that users are informed of AI involvement and its potential limitations.
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"provision of advice on essential services, including in the medical or health field, without review by a qualified professional and disclosure of the use of AI assistance and its potential limitations.Excerpt from Stability AI's Acceptable Use Policy
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This prohibition imposes two concurrent conditions—professional review and AI disclosure—on any essential-service advice, meaning the absence of either condition alone renders the advice prohibited.
Users who deploy Stability AI technology to provide advice on essential services, including in the medical or health field, must ensure that a qualified professional has reviewed the advice and that users are informed of AI involvement and its potential limitations.
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