Visla's AI leverages OpenAI's ChatGPT API for script and content generation. As a result, our platform follows OpenAI's guidelines for using safe, respectful language and appropriate prompts.

There isn’t an official public list of banned words in ChatGPT. However, there are general guidelines designed to ensure that conversations remain respectful, safe, and appropriate for a wide range of users. Some types of content that may be filtered or flagged include:

1. Hate Speech: Language promoting hatred, violence, or discrimination against individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc.

2. Profanity and Obscenity: Excessive vulgar language or inappropriate content, especially when harmful or offensive.

3. Violence: Explicit descriptions or encouragement of violent behavior, including graphic depictions of harm to others.

4. Harassment or Bullying: Speech that intends to harass, threaten, or bully others.

5. Self-Harm or Suicide: Content that promotes or encourages self-harm, suicide, or similar dangerous behaviors.

6. Sexual Content: Pornographic or explicit sexual content is restricted.

7. Illegal Activity: Promoting illegal activities such as drug use, criminal behavior, hacking, etc.

8. Misinformation: Deliberate spreading of false information, particularly about sensitive topics like health, elections, etc.

The filters aim to ensure that the conversation stays civil, respectful, and compliant with legal and ethical guidelines. Is there anything specific you’re concerned about?