UK Dev Asks How the Online Safety Act Applies to a Venice AI-Style Aggregator
Every-Price-4504 · reddit · 2026-10-16
A UK developer building a Venice AI-style multi-model aggregator with opt-in NSFW models asks how the Online Safety Act 2023 applies: whether general-purpose platforms need highly effective age assurance, if prompt-generated explicit content differs legally from uploaded content, privacy-friendly verification options, and per-country rules. They also note Venice gates UK users behind paid subscriptions while VPN users access it freely.
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