Increasing censorship of images and prompts

The AI is likely to remember that you are someone to be denied. Or be trained on saying “I’m sorry” to user input.

Asking about policies just puts more AI-created policies into the chat history for the AI to follow.

You can immediately countermand the denial with a justification.

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Well, I tried to generate some new images based on a song by the “dead south.”
I keep running into this censorship wall. The frustration isn’t worth the effort, especially when I’m using this a method of self care.
I’ll be moving on to another platform, I may revisit CHATGPT in the future once it has had time to mature.
Thanks again everyone for the help and effort in contributing to this thread.
Best of luck all!

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right now 80% of my most innocent prompts are getting blocked. apparently, they also flag certain user accounts. No matter how much of the language I strip, it insists it cannot do that. Anyway, my account has become unusable. Chat GPT even repeatedly blocked its own prompts that were generated from a picture, such as a person striking a pose in a cabaret. it’s become completely ridiculous. I will probably close my account and start over as it clearly seems to be tied to my account, since others do not seem to have trouble prompting such images.

Fantastic prompts!!! So I have been writing like visual ques, and yours is more like a paragraph in a book… your results seem better than what I’m getting

have you tested both ways?

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Here is my benchmark for the current state of censorship: Political satire is FAIR USE. Whatever propaganda you’ve been using as an excuse to deny any and all political uses of the app is garbage totalitarianism.
I have two concepts I have been trying to draw from the beginning of this advancement in LLMs.

  1. A cross between Joe Biden and Mr. Magoo
  2. A cross between Donald Trump and Baby Huey

Those are my genuine creative ideas. I can’t find a single way to get past the guidelines. It’s just trash. I ended my subscription over it. I’m not going to pay a company to be the AI thought police. Youtube and Twitter (before it was X) already proved that such censorship goes too far.

The guidelines should be strictly limited to if it’s illegal in the US due to ACTUAL harms, then censorship has a place. Outside of that, :skull_and_crossbones:!

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I am now looking for an alternative to OpenAI. Not only is it becoming the haven of censors, but the narratives of my prompts are being ignored past the first sentence. This isn’t a matter of “finding the right way to frame a prompt”; it’s outright censorship, and it’s not just OpenAI. After Adobe Firefly, with its insulting little monkey image telling me I’ve done something naughty, rejected my prompts one too many times, I asked the devs this, and it applies to OpenAI every bit as much: “Do you people think art works this way?” So, for anyone out there still monitoring this thread, where do I go from OpenAI?