Sensitive Words
Configure sensitive word filtering rules to ensure content compliance and safety
Sensitive Words management helps you configure content review rules, automatically filter sensitive content, and ensure generated content complies with regulations and enterprise standards.
Overview
Sensitive Words management provides:
- π« Word Library - Pre-built and custom sensitive word lists
- π Auto Review - Real-time content detection
- β οΈ Multi-level Interception - Flexible handling strategies
- π Review Logs - Complete operation records
- β Whitelist - Exception handling
Word Library
Built-in Libraries
Pre-configured sensitive word libraries covering:
- Legal compliance terms
- Industry-specific restricted terms
- Brand protection terms
- Common inappropriate content
Custom Words
Add your own sensitive words:
- Go to "Sensitive Words" page
- Click "Add Word"
- Enter the word or phrase
- Set the severity level (Block/Warning/Flag)
- Set the handling action
- Save
Batch Import
Import sensitive words in bulk via CSV file:
word,category,severity,action
example_word,compliance,block,reject
another_word,brand,warning,flag
Detection Rules
Matching Modes
- Exact Match - Only match the exact word
- Fuzzy Match - Match similar variations
- Regex Match - Use regular expressions for complex patterns
- Context-aware - Consider surrounding context
Severity Levels
| Level | Description | Default Action |
|---|---|---|
| Block | Must be removed | Reject content |
| Warning | Should be reviewed | Flag for review |
| Flag | Informational | Add note |
Review Process
Automatic Review
Content is automatically scanned when:
- Creating new content
- Publishing content
- AI generates content
- Importing external content
Manual Review
Review flagged content:
- Go to the review queue
- View detected sensitive words in context
- Approve, reject, or modify content
- Add review notes
Whitelist
Add exceptions for words that are flagged but acceptable in your context:
- Specific pages or content types
- Specific users or roles
- Temporary exceptions with expiration dates
Best Practices
Word Management
- Regularly update sensitive word lists
- Review false positives and adjust rules
- Use context-aware matching to reduce false positives
- Maintain separate lists for different content types
Compliance
- Stay updated on regulatory changes
- Document your content policies
- Train team members on guidelines
- Regularly audit flagged content
FAQ
Q: How many sensitive words can I add? A: There is no practical limit. The system efficiently handles thousands of words.
Q: Does detection affect content creation speed? A: Detection runs in real-time with minimal impact on performance.
Q: Can I export the sensitive word list? A: Yes, you can export your custom word list as a CSV file.