OpenAI's Stance on Mature Content
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has defended the company's decision to allow "mature apps" on its platforms, stating that OpenAI is not the "moral police."
This announcement was made at the annual DevDay event and marks a significant shift in the company's policy. According to an updated company document, only sexual content involving minors is considered prohibited, giving developers considerable freedom to create adult-oriented experiences.
“To maximize freedom for our users, only sexual content involving minors is considered prohibited,”
This reversal has raised eyebrows, as just two months ago, Altman had mentioned on a podcast that OpenAI hadn't included a sexbot avatar in ChatGPT, despite acknowledging that it would likely increase engagement.
Author's summary: OpenAI shifts policy on mature content.
- OpenAI to allow "mature apps" on its platforms
- Only sexual content involving minors is prohibited
- Reversal of CEO Sam Altman's previous stance on adult content
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