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What is Playlab’s Sharing & Publication Policy about?

Playlab’s Sharing & Publication Policy outlines guidelines for sharing AI-generated content, publishing co-authored content, conducting research with Playlab Services, and participating in their Researcher Access Program.

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Are users allowed to publish books or stories created with Playlab?

Yes, creators can publish first-party written content (such as books or short stories) created partly with Playlab Services under certain conditions.

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What conditions apply to publishing content co-authored with Playlab?

Published content must:

  • Be attributed to the user’s name or company
  • Clearly disclose the role of AI in creating the content
  • Avoid topics that violate Playlab’s Content Policy or Terms of Use
  • Refrain from sharing outputs that may offend others

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How should users acknowledge Playlab’s role in co-authored content?

Users must:

  • Detail the relative roles of drafting, editing, etc., in a Foreword, Introduction, or similar section
  • Not represent content as being wholly generated by a human or wholly by AI
  • Take ultimate responsibility for published content

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Does Playlab support research using their services?

Yes, Playlab welcomes research publications related to their services, especially those that help evaluate and improve potential weaknesses, safety issues, or bias problems.

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Should researchers notify Playlab about publications using their services?

While not required, researchers can email [email protected] to give advance notice of publications. Playlab may want to highlight certain work internally or externally, or take actions to protect users in cases of security or misuse research.

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What should researchers do if they discover security issues with Playlab?

Researchers who notice safety or security issues with Playlab Services are asked to submit these concerns to [email protected].

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Is there a program for researchers to get subsidized access to Playlab?

Yes, Playlab offers a Researcher Access Program. Researchers interested in subsidized access should provide details about their research use case to [email protected].