P: Generated images violate user guidelines

So what does "Request review" do?  I have dozens of idiotic messages saying I'm violating Adobe's guidelines. I have clicked the Request review on a few of those, but then what?!

You can use a Square covering part of the picture. But it shall be placed under the next layer you're going to generate. The IA won't read the whole image, therefore, won't find "bad imagery". Be sure that the generation doens't hit the square, or you know, it will considered at something.

And you get the same message over and over ever since it first appeared? I would try uninstalling/reinstalling. That message is a first, I think.

I updated the version of Photoshop, I go into it and want to continue working, and then I get the message “Your access is denied due to violation of our terms of use.”
I want to know what conditions I violated? If all I do is to expand the covers of songs by various artists!!!

@PictureArt31659097 please read this thread entirely before posting about "moral guardian" etc.

Also something from me on this topic,
Adobe acts as a moral guardian in this problem,
however, it is forgotten that photography and editing
Art is. If Rembrandt or Van Goch had the draughtsman more naked,
or want to ban half-? Dear Adobe Team, let's become artists
Be an artist and take care of an error-free programming.!
And with that, greetings from Germany

I don't expect to be paid to test. However, I do imagine most beta-users are here because they ARE already paying for Photoshop/CC.

Therefore, we WILL be asked to continue paying for whatever emerges from this beta.

I know that the graphical functionality and text prompting will improve, but I'm just commenting on this thread to try to ensure this final release doesn't add unwanted controls which limit my creativity.

@daniellei4510 You're demonstrably wrong, the fact that Photoshop changed the functionality of the feature to add a Request Review feature puts your opinion that comments and complaints are not being read by Adobe to rest.

If there is a problem, and this is a clear problem, then complaining during the beta process is the only possible thing to do if you expect it to be better when it makes it to production.  If you sit on your hands in some passive-aggresive attempt to ignore the problem, then you deserve to have those problems last into production.

Also, I don't have a clue where you read someone suggesting they be paid for participating in the beta.  I didn't see any of those messages. 

Sorry, but complaining gets you nowhere. Not here, at least. Only a few small number of Adobe employees take the time to look through this forum, and I'd be willing to bet your complaints, if viewed at all, are not taken seriously. Also, again, it is voluntary. If one thinks they should be paid for participating, don't participate in the program. But to suggest that the feature be removed completely from the beta version until it is working properly is certainly unfair to the thousands of people who are using it successfully for their own requirements and purposes. And it IS easily removed. Just use the official version of Photoshop. Plain and simple.