Acceptable Use Policy
A contractual document by which AI companies constrain model usage, listing prohibited behaviors such as circumventing safety measures, unauthorized penetration testing, and infringement of intellectual property or privacy; it is unilaterally drafted and interpreted by the vendor.
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An acceptable use policy (AUP) is a contractual document by which AI companies constrain model usage, usually listing prohibited behaviors in the form of clauses, such as circumventing security measures, unauthorized penetration testing, intellectual property infringement, or privacy infringement.
AUPs are unilaterally formulated and interpreted by vendors, with enforcement methods including request blocking, account bans, and API key revocation, and often lack prior notice and appeal mechanisms.
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An acceptable use policy (AUP) is a contractual document by which AI companies constrain model usage, usually listing prohibited behaviors in the form of clauses, such as circumventing security measures, unauthorized penetration testing, intellectual property infringement, or privacy infringement.
50%UnverifiedAUPs are unilaterally formulated and interpreted by vendors, with enforcement methods including request blocking, account bans, and API key revocation, and often lack prior notice and appeal mechanisms.
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