Thank you very much for the response!
I almost always write a longer, more detailed description for a scene. I had to extract these sentences from a larger text to identify which sentence triggered the filter, very tediousâŚ!
I also write the texts in another language, and translated them to see if there was any âperversionâ in English that I couldnât detect in my text.
And yes, I have also created some horror images for which I was blocked. But not a single image contained blood, violence, splatter, perversions, or anything comparable. All the images could have been used as book covers for a Stephen King novel. The restrictions are often downright ridiculous, almost hypocritical.
OpenAI:
Okay, I see a trigger âsnow-whiteâ, another trigger in my prompts was âblack panther.â Iâm not sure about âHulk,â but there are translations that could lead to Hulk.
I want to say the following: OpenAI has read millions, if not billions, of images and did not reward any of the artists for it. But now it seems to over protect the rights of a billion-dollar company like Disney excessively. Ladies and gentlemen, âsnow-whiteâ is a color designation, âblack pantherâ is an existing animal species. Legally, you CANNOT protect these terms, only clearly identifiable images. (donât put them in the training at the first place. How many unwanted undesirable stereotypical H.R.Giger or Roswell aliens i gotâŚ) And âsnow-whiteâ also existed as a story before Disney, i am allowed to make a fairy-tale picture. Otherwise, tomorrow Iâll protect âthe, and, it, in, me, my, i, a, feature, bug⌠etcâ and all the letters in the alphabet, why not the all lexicon, and then Iâll sue Disney, M$, and the EU bureaucracy for using these words and letters. I think Iâll be a billionaire the day after tomorrowâŚ
Users are the legal owners of the generated images and therefore also legally responsible. If someone actually generates illegal content and uses it, they can always be sued.
You donât want generate criminal xxx. Right so!!! Fantastic!!! i support you 10000%!!! never feed it in to the training, and use GPT to detect it in the prompts.
I find it very necessary and good to suppress perversions, especially criminal ones, or blood and brutal violence. But the filters are currently just ridiculous. Look at films like âAliensâ and countless films released from age 16. These are moving images that affect viewers for 1.5+ hours. I wonât even talk about games, full of rotted zombies, decay, blood, violence, murder, and real involved psyche bending interaction. And better and better real time realistic rendering. Some of it I find more than borderline, like âDead Space,â I donât play such games. It is ok to not put more if this in the world.
⌠but Iâm not allowed to make a picture of a piece of furniture made of woodâŚ!
But above all, it is extremely tedious not knowing why content is being blocked. GPT canât recognize or correct it either and would probably not cause so many false positives. And at the same time, it would recognize real perversions better. I have never tried to generate something offensive with clever wording, but I suspect it is probably easy possible with this primitive filters.
At least give us pleas a reasonable feedback.
(As you can see, some frustration has built up, sorry for that, butâŚ)
Tanks much for understanding!