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Really? I was under the impression that was an OpenAI limitation, which they eventually worked around by deploying their own models.


It's both.

The game started as a side project that went crazy viral as the first real way people could access an LLM (GPT-2 at the time). That of course immediately led to people using it for NSFW content, and they were really the first project to have to deal with the question of what to do about that content. Their initial reaction was to deploy a filter, which worked but was unpopular with many in their early audience.

I haven't followed the project for a while, but my understanding was that they rolled back the filter at least for paid accounts. But when they had the filter it wasn't just an OpenAI restriction because their filter actually predated GPT-3 and OpenAI's APIs.


"worked" as in "made OpenAI happy" but not as in "retained their customers". People were getting banned for using words like "melon" (racist implication, said the filter).




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