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Ian Kivlichan

Safety researcher; credited Moderation model contributor, named behind the OpenAI Moderation API listing on Anchor Terminal.

Safety researcher; credited Moderation model contributor

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What Ian builds

  • OpenAI Moderation API BB · Guardrails & safety filters

    Free classifier endpoint that scores text and images against 13 harm categories (harassment, hate, illicit, self-harm, sexual, violence and their sub-types) and returns a flagged boolean plus per-category scores.

    Safety researcher; credited Moderation model contributor, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Ian Kivlichan?

Ian Kivlichan is safety researcher; credited Moderation model contributor.

What does OpenAI make?

Anchor Terminal lists OpenAI Moderation API from OpenAI. Free classifier endpoint that scores text and images against 13 harm categories (harassment, hate, illicit, self-harm, sexual, violence and their sub-types) and returns a flagged boolean plus per-category scores.

Who has invested in OpenAI?

The sources our research read name SoftBank, Thrive Capital, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Altimeter Capital, Coatue, Khosla Ventures, Fidelity Investments, MGX and Tiger Global.

How are Ian's tools graded?

OpenAI Moderation API is graded BB, 71.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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