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Frequently Asked Questions
Because companies don’t want liability, lawsuits, or political blowback. They implement guardrails to avoid generating illegal advice, hate speech, or anything that could harm someone. It’s mostly risk management, not morality.
AI models don’t understand context — they pattern-match. So when you ask something that looks similar to restricted content, the system often overreacts. It errs on the side of corporate safety, not user nuance.
It doesn’t “understand” you — it statistically predicts meaning based on patterns in massive training data. It analyzes wording, context, and previous tokens to guess the most likely intent, but it can still misinterpret nuance or sarcasm.
Both. One layer generates the response; another checks for compliance with the rules. If the safety layer detects risk, it can block, rewrite, or sanitize output. This is why some harmless prompts get flagged while risky ones sometimes slip through.