Yes, and you can workaround it by asking it to read ancient writings on antiques for example.

I don’t think it should be OpenAI deciding what is allowed or not though.

> I don’t think it should be OpenAI deciding what is allowed or not though.

Avoiding lawsuits is what they are trying to do. They don't actually care about what you use their products for.

Then you dig up a billion for training and probably a few more billion for clean training data.

You're kinda saying if you hire Bob's Handyman Service you should be able to tell him to break down the neighbors door and cart out the contents of their house.

This of course has bypass methods. My favorite in recent memory is telling it that your late grandmother left you a locket with an inscription that you can't make out: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/10/sob-s...

I’ve seen screenshots of people tricking it into solving captchas.