Workspace administrators can manage users and, for ChatGPT Enterprise, see Content and logs
ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare (together called Enterprise) and ChatGPT Business accounts are managed by End Users with administrative privileges, called Administrators. Administrators may be able to add, remove and suspend End Users' access to the organization's workspace. The text goes further for ChatGPT Enterprise: its Administrators may be able to access, share and remove Content and to access logging and information about End Users' use of ChatGPT Enterprise. In practice, a person using a work or school workspace account may have their workspace access changed, and for Enterprise their Content and usage information viewed, by their organization's administrators.
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ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu, and ChatGPT for Healthcare (collectively, “Enterprise”) and ChatGPT Business accounts are managed by End Users with administrative privileges (“Administrators”).
Administrators may be able to add, remove and suspend End Users’ access to the organization’s workspace.
In addition, ChatGPT Enterprise Administrators may be able to (a) access, share and remove Content; and (b) access logging and information about End Users’ use of ChatGPT Enterprise.
Qualifications & exceptions
Content access and log access are stated for 'ChatGPT Enterprise Administrators', while the general user-management powers cover both Enterprise and Business accounts.
The wording is 'may be able to', not a statement that every administrator has every power.
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It is not stated whether Edu, Healthcare or Business administrators have the same Content and log access as ChatGPT Enterprise administrators.
The paragraph does not say how an organization sets or limits these powers.
OpenAI and GPT creators can remove GPTs at any time without notice
OpenAI may reject or remove any GPT at any time for any reason without notice to the builder, such as for legal or security reasons or because the GPT violates OpenAI's terms. For people using GPTs, the text says OpenAI and the creators of GPTs can remove GPTs at any time for any reason without prior notice, so a GPT someone relies on may disappear.
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We may reject or remove any GPT from our Services at any time for any reason without notice to you, such as for legal or security reasons or if your GPT violates our Terms.
OpenAI and creators of GPTs can remove GPTs at any time for any reason without prior notice.
Qualifications & exceptions
Builder-side wording is 'We may reject or remove'; user-side wording is 'OpenAI and creators of GPTs can remove'.
Not stated here
The text does not describe any appeal, refund or data export when a GPT is removed.
Account & Service Control · User right or choice
Users can report GPTs that violate the Usage Policies
People using ChatGPT can report GPTs that violate OpenAI's Usage Policies through a reporting feature within ChatGPT.
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You can report GPTs that violate our
using our reporting feature within ChatGPT.
Qualifications & exceptions
The reporting route stated is the feature within ChatGPT.
Not stated here
What happens after a report is not described here.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Users are responsible for what they do with Apps and custom Apps
Apps and Actions, together called Apps, let ChatGPT send and receive information from a third-party application or website, for example to request a restaurant reservation. The user is solely responsible for actions taken using Apps or adding custom Apps, and can control whether an App is enabled in the workspace. A custom App is subject to the App Developer Terms, and the user must make sure the App and its connected Application comply with them.
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Apps and Actions (together “Apps”) allow ChatGPT to send and receive information from a third-party application or website (“Application”).
You are solely responsible for the actions you take using Apps or adding custom Apps, and you can control whether an App is enabled in your workspace.
Any custom App is subject to our
you are responsible for ensuring that your App and its connected Application operate in compliance with those terms.
Qualifications & exceptions
Responsibility covers the user's own actions with Apps and custom Apps.
Workspace control is stated as the user's ability to control whether an App is enabled.
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The App Developer Terms are linked but not supplied.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Users decide what dots and agentic features can do and are responsible for their actions
The user decides how to use dots and related agentic features, including what access, authority and instructions to give them. The user is responsible for the actions they take and the content they share on the user's behalf. The text does not define dots.
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You decide how to use dots and related agentic features, including what access, authority, and instructions you give them.
You are responsible for actions they take and content they share on your behalf.
Qualifications & exceptions
Responsibility covers actions taken and content shared on the user's behalf.
Not stated here
What 'dots' are is not explained in this source.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Users must provide oversight appropriate to the task
The user is responsible for oversight that fits the task and its potential consequences, including setting clear instructions and appropriate limits and reviewing the actions and communications of dots and related agentic features.
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You are responsible for providing oversight appropriate to the task and its potential consequences.
This includes setting clear instructions and appropriate limits and reviewing actions and communications.
Qualifications & exceptions
The level of oversight depends on the task and its potential consequences.
Not stated here
The text does not say what oversight is 'appropriate' for any particular task.
Account & Service Control · Context
Sign in with ChatGPT lets developers connect ChatGPT accounts; separate SIWC Terms apply
Sign in with ChatGPT lets developers enable users to connect their ChatGPT accounts, including certain features or functionality within those accounts, to their tool, application or website. A developer who uses it in their services is subject to the Sign in with ChatGPT Terms, which are a separate linked document.
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Sign in with ChatGPT (“SIWC”) allows developers to enable users to connect their ChatGPT accounts, including certain features or functionality within those accounts, to their tool, application, or website.
If you use SIWC in your services, the
Qualifications & exceptions
The Sign in with ChatGPT Terms apply to those who use SIWC in their services.