Content moderation filters or flags harmful, abusive, or disallowed content in prompts and responses, usually with a classifier or policy evaluator. It is one guardrail among several and works best combined with access controls, budgets, and audit trails rather than as a standalone filter.

Why it matters

Applications carry responsibility for the content they generate and display. Moderation reduces the risk of harmful or disallowed output reaching users.

How it works

A classifier or policy evaluator scores inputs and outputs against your policies and flags or blocks violations. It works best combined with access controls, budgets, and audit trails rather than as the only safeguard.

Example

Score every response for harassment and block or route to review anything above a threshold.

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