Social Media
Social Media Policy
Folio contractors are welcome to share their experience on professional and social networks. This policy clarifies what you can and cannot disclose publicly about your work on the Folio platform.
What You Can Share
You may publicly disclose:
That you work with Folio as a healthcare AI trainer or contributor
Your general role (e.g., "I contribute to AI training projects as a physician")
That you have completed Folio Learn certifications (e.g., "AI Training Foundations certified")
General statements about the field of healthcare AI, RLHF, or AI safety that are not project-specific
That you are available for AI training work via the Folio platform
What You Cannot Share
Do not publicly share:
Client or project names — The identity of the companies or research teams you work with is confidential unless explicitly permitted in writing
Project details — Task descriptions, data types, evaluation criteria, or methodologies specific to a project
AI model outputs — Do not post, share, or reproduce outputs from models you evaluate as part of your work
Compensation specifics — Do not disclose rates, payment terms, or contract values for specific clients or projects
Internal Folio information — Platform roadmaps, business details, or other non-public information
NDA and Confidentiality
Your contractor agreement includes confidentiality obligations. These obligations remain in effect for the duration of your engagement and after it ends. Publicly sharing confidential project information may constitute a breach of your contract and could result in:
Removal from active projects
Legal action by affected clients
Termination from the Folio platform
When in Doubt
If you are unsure whether something is appropriate to share, err on the side of caution and contact your project manager or [email protected] before posting.
A good test: would sharing this information reveal anything about who the client is, what the project involves, or how the AI system works? If yes, do not share it.
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