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 the company is not the "moral police."
At the annual DevDay event, OpenAI announced that it will permit developers to create content with wide latitude, except for sexual content involving minors, which is prohibited.
To maximize freedom for our users, only sexual content involving minors is considered prohibited.
This move is seen as a reversal of the company's previous stance, as just two months ago, Altman had mentioned that OpenAI hadn't included a "sexbot avatar" in ChatGPT, despite acknowledging it could boost engagement.
Adult-oriented content is a significant online sector, but mainstream tech companies have generally kept it at arm's length.
Author's summary: OpenAI allows mature content on its platforms.
- OpenAI permits mature apps, except for content involving minors.
- CEO Sam Altman defends the decision, citing user freedom.
- Mainstream tech companies typically avoid adult-oriented content.
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