Why do AI-generated content platforms need a moderation policy specifically?

Generative tools let users mass-produce content, including harmful or infringing material, far faster than manual platforms. A clear policy sets the rules, explains how you detect and remove violations, and gives users a route to appeal — which is both good practice and, for larger platforms, a legal expectation.

Does this cover the EU Digital Services Act?

It includes the DSA building blocks most platforms need — clear terms on prohibited content, a notice-and-action mechanism, statements of reasons for removals, and an internal appeals process. It is a strong starting template, but very large platforms have extra obligations and everyone should have counsel confirm scope.

How does it handle copyright takedowns?

If you select copyright handling, the policy adds a DMCA-style notice-and-takedown section with a designated agent, counter-notice rights, and a repeat-infringer policy. Adapt the contact and agent details to your jurisdiction.

What should trigger human review versus automated removal?

Automated detection is good for clear, high-confidence categories (known illegal imagery, spam) but should escalate ambiguous, contextual, or high-impact cases — satire, news, borderline speech — to a human. The policy lets you state both layers so enforcement is proportionate and appealable.

Is anything I enter sent to a server?

No. The policy is generated in your browser from your inputs and nothing is uploaded or stored, so you can draft freely with real platform details.

AI Content Moderation Policy Generator

A moderation policy built for AI-generated content

When users can generate content at scale, you need clear rules and a defensible process for removing what crosses the line. This generator turns a short description of your platform into a content moderation policy covering prohibited categories, how you detect violations (automated plus human review), how removals are explained, and how users appeal — with optional DSA-style notice-and-action and DMCA-style copyright sections. It builds the document in your browser; nothing you enter leaves the page.

How it works

You describe your platform, the content users create, and your audience, then select which categories you prohibit (illegal content, harassment, sexual content, hate speech, misinformation, spam, IP infringement, and more) and which controls you use. The tool assembles a structured policy: scope, prohibited content, automated and human moderation, statements of reasons for removals, an appeals process, and — if selected — notice-and-action and copyright takedown sections. A copy button hands you the finished text for your terms or help center.

Tips and notes

Be specific about categories. Vague rules are hard to enforce and easy to challenge.
Always provide an appeal. A clear, fast appeals route is both fair and a legal expectation for many platforms.
Layer your enforcement. Automate the clear cases; escalate ambiguous or high-impact ones to humans.
Confirm your scope. Larger or EU-facing platforms have extra duties — have counsel review.