P: Generated images violate user guidelines

The false guideline violation errors are getting worse with every new beta release. The big trigger seems to be having a woman anywhere in the photo. Photoshop rarely complains about men, and will hapilly generative fill most images where only a man is present. But the presence of the most modestly-clad woman, covered from toe to neck, will cause an error. It's like just her face is enough. Putting a period in the prompt helps sometimes, but less so as the betas roll on.

It's also annoying that "grass" and "weeds" are censored. "Wildflowers" works, but will often just draw a single cartoon flower, not fill an area with grass.

sorry for tha late reply, thanks for correcting my prompt it's work like charm

You're closing your account over an issue with software that's not released yet?

In your life? 🙂 OK, bye.

But you aren't renting anything. You are taking advantage of Adobe's Firefly (firefly.adobe.com) which is presently in beta and available for free to the public, whether they have an Adobe account or not.

Still my computer, my file, a server is a tool, a machine. A machine that I rent. What's the next step ? Spying my phone because it's their servers ? My bank account because it's their servers ?

Actually, they do, since the AI is being generated on THEIR servers, not your computer. 

to have access to a beta you need a subscription, it's not free...and btw, free or not, beta or not, they don't have any right to restrict the use or what file i'm using on my computer

Exactly, since what they are paying for is the WORKING version of Photoshop, not the public beta. It's always there to fall back on if one's frustration level becomes unbearable. 🙂

My record with SDXL is eleven fingers on one "realistic" hand so far! Not quite entirely there yet 🙂

And yes, this is a beta feature. Getting pissed off and threatening "I won't pay for this!" when it's a BETA is a bit futile. Having said that, I would totally pay extra if it could fix the eleven-fingered hands…