Acceptable use requirements for the Foundation Models framework

These requirements are for developers that wish to use, prompt, or expose the Foundation Models framework.

Prohibited uses

You may not use, prompt, or expose the Foundation Models framework, including the model accessed by the framework, or encourage or enable others to do the same, in a manner that:

• Violates the law, regulations, or other legal requirements;
• Promotes or enables violence for any reason;
• Generates content that is defamatory or mean-spirited;
• Generates content containing, representing, or otherwise involving pornography or overtly sexual material;
• Promotes or enables child sexual exploitation or abuse;
• Promotes or enables self harm;
• Engages in any kind of fraud, deception, or tortious activity;
• Engages in regulated healthcare, legal, or financial services;
• Engages in employment-related services, assessments of the risk of an individual committing a criminal offense, or for official use in connection with law enforcement or criminal justice;
• Engages in social scoring or predictive polling;
• Classifies individuals based on biometric data to infer sensitive attributes;
• Seeks to compromise or gain unauthorized access to networks or systems of third parties;
• Encourages illegal or reckless use of weapons and dangerous objects;
• Infringes or violates the intellectual property, publicity, or privacy rights of another (including Apple);
• Shows Apple or its products in a false or derogatory light;
• Circumvents any safety policies, guardrails, or restrictions integrated into the Foundation Models framework or accompanying technologies;
• Generates, reverse engineers, summarizes, translates or otherwise reproduces the Foundation Models framework training data;
• Generates citations to or otherwise identifies the Foundation Models framework training data; or
• Generates scholarly and academic research products, journals, textbooks, trade books, or courseware.