I don't know. I read the content policy, and it's quite vague. Basically, trying to make CSAM, trying to violate OpenAI safety features, trying to pass off ChatGPT responses as valid financial, legal or medical advice, or things like that.
I don't remember what the first one was for (it may be something to do with children, but I'm really not sure, this happened about 2 months ago), but the second one may be because I implied the death of a person in a house fire. I think it's a bit unfair, given that it was a fictional scenario being discussed.
ChatGPT: I don't have access to real-time data or OpenAI's specific enforcement policies. However, OpenAI takes content policy violations seriously and may take action based on the severity and frequency of violations. It's best to adhere to their guidelines to avoid any potential consequences.
Pokemon Elite Four be like
Please update us! This is an interesting question.
and? does it?
They need so much help, the therapist feels out of her league
That actually sounds beautiful
looks like we got a murder over here
secrecy under pain of death
Woah, woah, woah! Pipe bomb! I wonder what happens if I -
What should you be doing with API keys?
OK, thanks!
As it should be. The moment it becomes cheap enough to ignore the law, consumer rights get shoved out of the window.
case in point :)
I don't know. I read the content policy, and it's quite vague. Basically, trying to make CSAM, trying to violate OpenAI safety features, trying to pass off ChatGPT responses as valid financial, legal or medical advice, or things like that.
Good bot.
What do you mean by "go local"?
Oh, OK, that's cool. Thank you.
I don't remember what the first one was for (it may be something to do with children, but I'm really not sure, this happened about 2 months ago), but the second one may be because I implied the death of a person in a house fire. I think it's a bit unfair, given that it was a fictional scenario being discussed.
ChatGPT: I don't have access to real-time data or OpenAI's specific enforcement policies. However, OpenAI takes content policy violations seriously and may take action based on the severity and frequency of violations. It's best to adhere to their guidelines to avoid any potential consequences.
what happened to your cat
it gave you up(votes) then let you down