The request has been blocked due to content filters.

To resolve the 400 status error in the OpenAI API, you need to address the potential causes systematically. Here are some steps to help you fix the issue:

General Troubleshooting

• Verify your API key to ensure it is correct and not expired.

• Check if your requests are exceeding the rate limits set by OpenAI and implement throttling if necessary.

• Inspect your network traffic to identify any content filters or security services blocking the request.

Specific Checks

• API Key: Ensure the API key matches the one listed in the OpenAI Developer Dashboard and check its expiration date.

• Rate Limits: Review OpenAI's rate limiting documentation and adjust your request frequency accordingly.

• Network and Security: Check for any IP blocking or geographical restrictions that might be affecting your requests.

• Request Configuration: Validate that your request contains all required properties and adheres to the correct syntax and data types.

• Content Compliance: Ensure the data in your request complies with OpenAI's content policies to avoid being blocked by content filters.

By following these steps, you can identify and correct the issue causing the 400 error in your OpenAI API requests.