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Turn On Toxicity Detection For Prompts (Beta)
Turn on toxicity detection in prompts so you can monitor the prompts that have toxic language and modify them accordingly. These settings are applied to your Salesforce org.

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Turn on toxicity detection in prompts so you can monitor the prompts that have toxic language and modify them accordingly. These settings are applied to your Salesforce org.
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with an Einstein for Sales, Einstein for Platform, Einstein for Service, Einstein 1 Service, or Einstein GPT Service add-on. To purchase add-ons, contact your Salesforce account executive. |
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| To turn on toxicity detection in prompts: | View Setup |
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| Customize Application | |
Einstein Generative AI must be enabled.
Toxicity detection in responses is turned on by default and can't be turned off. By turning on toxicity detection in prompts, you can monitor prompts that have problematic language that can lead to toxicity in responses.

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