The Generative AI Policy permits code generation, debugging, and refactoring, provided the use follows ethical guidelines, respects licensing, and does not produce harmful, biased, or proprietary content.
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In the above code we are using the following points:
- Permitted Use Cases: Code generation (ethical functions, classes, scripts), debugging (error fixing, optimization), and refactoring (readability, efficiency).
- Restricted Use Cases: No reverse engineering, malicious code, or unauthorized proprietary code generation.
- Best Practices: Ensure attribution, validate security, and follow ethical and legal guidelines for responsible AI use.
Hence, generative AI allows code generation, debugging, and refactoring, provided it aligns with ethical, legal, and security policies while avoiding malicious or unauthorized applications.
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