#HOW DID THEY BYPASS THE WORD

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high mountain
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Hi @high mountain. I'm kapa.ai, your friendly support bot. I will try to answer your question by searching through the knowledge base. :wave:

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I’m sorry this content was upsetting to see. I don’t have access to specific Sora videos or internal moderation decisions, so I can’t see that link or explain exactly why that particular video was allowed. The knowledge sources also don’t describe individual “bypass” mechanisms for specific words or jokes.

What they do explain is:

  • Sora uses automated tools (an internal version of the Moderations API) plus human review to detect and block content that may be harmful or violate OpenAI’s Usage Policies. Problematic prompts or outputs may be blocked, warned on, or removed, and in serious cases accounts can be banned.[Problematic content]
  • Sora’s public feeds are moderated under Sora Distribution Guidelines, which prohibit things like hateful content, extremist propaganda, targeted political persuasion, bullying, and other harmful material. Content that violates these rules can be removed from feeds and galleries.[Creating Sora content]
  • Automated moderation is not perfect; some content that users find inappropriate can slip through. OpenAI relies on user reports to catch and review such cases.[Problematic content]

If you believe that specific Sora video is nationalistic or contains inappropriate or harmful jokes, the recommended action is to report it so it can be reviewed:

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  • On Sora web: open the video, click the “…” in the top right, then choose Report and follow the prompts.[Report Sora content]

The review team can then decide whether it violates the Usage Policies or Sora Distribution Guidelines and take action if needed.

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