What each AI chat's usage policy actually forbids
All 8 policies forbid sexual content involving minors and malware or hacking against others, and almost all forbid hate and harassment. They split on the rest: 5 of them forbid explicit content between adults, while OpenAI and Mistral do not mention it and xAI restricts it; only OpenAI and Meta forbid political campaigning outright; and on medical, legal or financial advice the rules range from a ban to a requirement for human oversight.
"Uncensored" only means something next to what the others forbid, and what they forbid is written down in their usage policies. We read the 8 policies of the best-known AI chats and set them side by side on 8 topics people actually ask about. Every cell links back to the vendor's own words, so nothing here has to be taken on trust.
What each usage policy says
Read on each vendor’s own usage policy, checked 2026-10-02. Click a name to open the policy.
| Service | Sexual content with minors | Explicit content between adults | Weapons of mass harm | Malware and hacking | Hate and harassment | Encouraging self-harm | Political campaigning | Medical, legal or financial advice |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT (OpenAI) | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited * |
| Claude (Anthropic) | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Restricted * | Restricted * |
| Gemini (Google) | Prohibited | Prohibited * | Not mentioned * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Restricted * | Restricted * |
| Copilot (Microsoft) | Prohibited | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited * | Restricted * | Restricted * |
| Meta AI (Meta) | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited * | Prohibited * | Prohibited * | Prohibited | Prohibited * | Prohibited * |
| Grok (xAI / SpaceXAI) | Prohibited | Restricted * | Prohibited * | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Prohibited * | Not mentioned | Restricted * |
| Le Chat (Mistral AI) | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Prohibited * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Prohibited | Restricted * | Prohibited |
| DeepSeek | Prohibited * | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Prohibited | Prohibited | Not mentioned * | Not mentioned | Restricted * |
| IA Sin Censura | Prohibited | Allowed | Prohibited | Restricted | Restricted | Restricted | Allowed | Allowed |
* The policy covers this only indirectly or more narrowly than the category; see the quote.
The exact words behind every cell, in the language of each policy:
ChatGPT (OpenAI) 2025-10-29
Usage policies
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “child sexual abuse material (CSAM), whether or not any portion is AI generated”
- Explicit content between adults: Not mentioned *
- Weapons of mass harm: Prohibited “weapons development, procurement, or use, including conventional weapons or CBRNE”
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “malicious or abusive cyber activity”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited * “threats, intimidation, harassment, or defamation”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited “suicide, self-harm, or disordered eating promotion or facilitation”
- Political campaigning: Prohibited “political campaigning, lobbying, foreign or domestic election interference, or demobilization activities”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Prohibited * “provision of tailored advice that requires a license, such as legal or medical advice”
Claude (Anthropic) 2025-09-15
Usage Policy (Acceptable Use Policy)
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “Fetishize or sexualize minors, including in fictional settings or via roleplay with the model”
- Explicit content between adults: Prohibited “Depict or request sexual intercourse or sex acts”
- Weapons of mass harm: Prohibited “Synthesize, or otherwise develop, high-yield explosives or biological, chemical, radiological, or nuclear weapons”
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “Create or distribute malware, ransomware, or other types of malicious code”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited “Incite, facilitate, or promote violent extremism, terrorism, or hateful behavior”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited “Facilitate, promote, or glamorize any form of suicide or self-harm”
- Political campaigning: Restricted * “Engage in personalized vote or campaign targeting based on individual profiles or data”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Restricted * “a qualified professional in that field must review the content or decision”
Gemini (Google) 2024-12-17
Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “Relates to child sexual abuse or exploitation.”
- Explicit content between adults: Prohibited * “Sexually explicit content -- for example, content created for the purpose of pornography”
- Weapons of mass harm: Not mentioned *
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “Spam, phishing, or malware.”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited “Hatred or hate speech.”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited “Facilitates self-harm.”
- Political campaigning: Restricted * “Facilitating misleading claims related to governmental or democratic processes”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Restricted * “automated decisions that have a material detrimental impact on individual rights without human supervision”
Copilot (Microsoft) Copilot terms effective 2026-08-18; Services Agreement effective 2026-09-30
Microsoft Copilot Supplemental Terms of Use (Code of Conduct) + Microsoft Services Agreement s.3 Code of Conduct; Microsoft Digital Safety Policies
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “child sexual exploitation or abuse material”
- Explicit content between adults: Prohibited “create or share adult content, violence or gore, hateful content”
- Weapons of mass harm: Not mentioned *
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “try to generate or distribute malware”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited “communicating hate speech”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited * “glorification of violence or suicide”
- Political campaigning: Restricted * “prohibits the creation or dissemination of deceptive generative AI election content”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Restricted * “Do not use Copilot as a substitute for professional advice.”
Meta AI (Meta) 2026-05-13
Meta AIs Terms of Service (Acceptable Uses)
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “supports, or distributes in any form child sexual abuse materials”
- Explicit content between adults: Prohibited “adult content, such as erotic chat, pornography, and content meant to arouse sexual excitement”
- Weapons of mass harm: Prohibited * “including in relation to illegal drugs, weapons, or self-harm”
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited * “scams, phishing or malware”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited * “discrimination, bullying, humiliation, and/or other emotional harms”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited “content that may harm other individuals, including to encourage self-harm”
- Political campaigning: Prohibited * “other regulated activities (including but not limited to political campaigning or lobbying)”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Prohibited * “Solicit professional advice (including but not limited to medical, psychological, financial, or legal advice)”
Grok (xAI / SpaceXAI) 2026-08-14
SpaceXAI Acceptable Use Policy
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “Sexualizing or exploiting children”
- Explicit content between adults: Restricted * “Depicting likenesses of persons in a pornographic manner”
- Weapons of mass harm: Prohibited * “Develop bioweapons, chemical weapons, or weapons of mass destruction”
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “Engaging in espionage, hacking, defrauding, defaming, scamming, or spamming”
- Hate and harassment: Not mentioned *
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited * “Critically harming or promoting critically harming human life”
- Political campaigning: Not mentioned
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Restricted * “Operating in a regulated industry without complying with those regulations”
Le Chat (Mistral AI) 2026-06-11
Usage Policy
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited “Mistral AI has a zero tolerance policy regarding CSAM”
- Explicit content between adults: Not mentioned *
- Weapons of mass harm: Prohibited * “activities with high-risk of physical harm, such as weapons development”
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “This includes creating malware and exploiting vulnerabilities.”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited “You shall not use our Mistral AI Products to promote hate, discrimination, or harassment”
- Encouraging self-harm: Prohibited “generate content that promotes, encourages, or provides instructions for self-harm or suicide”
- Political campaigning: Restricted * “undermines the integrity of a civic or political process”
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Prohibited “to provide professional advice without proper qualification”
DeepSeek 2026-03-27
DeepSeek Terms of Use (s.3.4-3.6 prohibited conduct; s.5 AI-generated content)
- Sexual content with minors: Prohibited * “exploits, harms, or attempts to exploit or harm minors”
- Explicit content between adults: Prohibited “is pornographic, obscene, or sexually explicit (e.g., sexual chatbots)”
- Weapons of mass harm: Not mentioned *
- Malware and hacking: Prohibited “intentionally generating, spreading malicious programs or viruses”
- Hate and harassment: Prohibited “is hateful, defamatory, offensive, abusive, tortious or vulgar”
- Encouraging self-harm: Not mentioned *
- Political campaigning: Not mentioned
- Medical, legal or financial advice: Restricted * “You should NOT treat any Outputs as professional advice.”
How we read it: "Prohibited" means the policy forbids the topic outright; "Restricted" means it allows it with conditions, in some products or with human oversight; "Not mentioned" means the text does not name it. This is our reading of each policy's text, not legal advice, and vendors may set further rules elsewhere. We re-read the policies every month.
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How to read the table
Each row is one service, each column one topic. "Prohibited" means the policy forbids the topic outright, "Restricted" that it allows it with conditions, and "Not mentioned" that the text does not name it at all. A star marks cells where the policy covers the topic only indirectly. Under the table, every vendor's quotes are listed word for word.
Where all of them agree
Sexual content involving minors and building malware or attacks against other people's systems are forbidden in every policy we read. These are also the lines that the law draws in most countries, which is why they appear everywhere, including in services that call themselves uncensored.
Where they differ most
The biggest differences are on explicit content between adults, political content and professional advice. Some policies ban adult content outright, others say nothing about it; some ban any political campaigning, others only deceptive election content; and on health, law and money the rules go from a flat ban to a requirement that a human checks the answer.
A policy is not the same as behaviour
A usage policy says what you may ask for; the model's own training decides what it will actually answer, and that is usually stricter. A topic that is "not mentioned" in a policy can still be refused in practice. The table shows the written rules, which are the part that can be checked.
Our own rules
The last row is this service, filled in from our own restrictions page, which lists the short set of things we do not do. Explicit content between adults, politics and medical or legal questions are not on that list; sexual content with minors and weapons of mass harm are, without exception.
Questions about uncensored and unrestricted AI
Which AI has the fewest restrictions in its usage policy?
Among the 8 we read, DeepSeek's terms and xAI's policy name the fewest of these 8 topics, and OpenAI and Mistral do not mention explicit content between adults. The table shows each policy topic by topic.
Does "not mentioned" mean the AI will answer?
No. It means the policy does not name the topic. The model itself may still refuse, because its training is usually stricter than the written policy.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is our reading of each policy's text, with the quotes and links so you can check it. Vendors may also publish further rules in other documents.
Why are the quotes in English?
Because that is the language the policies are published in. We quote them exactly rather than translate them, so the wording can be checked against the source.
How often is this updated?
Every month. The date we last read the policies is shown above the table.
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