P: Generated images violate user guidelines

I have to say that beta version 25.0 is a complete mistep in terms of functionality and versatility, so much so that I resorted to using version 24.7 which I believe was the best iteratio . Unfortunately as of today August 14, 2023 generative fill can longer be used with version 24.7. This crusade to arbitrate the moral landscape in creation has become too authoritarian in my honest opinion.

I know the guidelines, and I think it would be a good idea to have nudity filter as a preference instead of a violation to the guidelines for the final product.

I know a lot of us work with nudity and it's extremely annoying that we are getting an insane amount of guidelines violation messages when working on those pictures, even if we want to only change things on the background or props in the scene.

I also find amazing to be able to change models outfits, but there are a lot of times we work with transparent clothes (nudity again) and when trying to generate more options it will always throw a violation message, or if it works the transparent parts will be deleted, which is not really helpful.

I think that this software is directed to adults doing professional work and not kids wanting to generate perverted things. While I understand that problematic, I think that the focus should be mainly on the professional side.

So, having nudity as a preference would allow professionals to activate it and have better results and thus a better experience while working, and those who don't need it can keep it deactivated so they don't get any explicit result when working.

For photographers in the field of portrait and nude photography, the new program is no longer usable, as the guidelines restrict too much. The idea is good, but you can't make art in the areas mentioned anymore!! As a photographer, I depend on working with bare skin.

Sincerely, Steffen Schiller

I have been using Photoshop Beta for the last few days with no problems but today I was editing a photo of a wedding. The Bride and her mother was in her bedroom as there was good light from the window however a part of the bed was in the photo and I tried to remove it with the generative fill and it gives me a message saying I am in violation of guidelines. I don't understand. there is no nudity or terrorism or violance..Just a bride and her mother and the part of a bed, which I want to remove.

You know, it would be great if I could use Generative AI, but in the last few days, it's become almost unusable for my needs. Attempting to fix anything attached to an individual results in a violation notice most of the time. For God's sake, Adobe, do something about this. I realize it's a beta, but this issue is getting worse.

OS: Windows 10

PS Beta: Current version

I've had heaps of NSFW images generated. Adobe needs to look at their own stock first

I know this does nothing to fix what appears to be a bug, but may I suggest going the old-fashioned way? I selected the horse's nose, copied it, pasted it, turned it black, and gave it a little blur.

I get this error in most of the generative fills with people/models.... I think Adobe is trying to protect themselves from creating NSFW images but it's taking it to absurd extremes...

Prompt "remove person" might help you here.