P: Generated images violate user guidelines

oh that must have been brilliant.😅😅😅

This isn't just about AI. There has clearly been a POLICY DECISION that Photoshop should start controlling its users.

gadget13769, it reminds me of when Adobe decided to ban Photoshop from scanning or displaying banknotes (around 2005). I've done training courses in banks where the graphic designers went berserk.

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Seemingly Cornice is violating user guidelines. Now in the UK WE call it a pelmet. It doesn't work typing Decorative Cornice, it doesn't understand pelmet either. Cornice furnishing aslo violates whilst pelmet furnishing is ok. Odd thing is it allows a lit cigarette in an ashtray.

I was working on a Victorian lady sitting a table and a pelmet was a standard piece of decoration.

Since Adobe has already started pushing ads about the new generative fill feature in Photoshop, I suspect that the programmers are working as hard and as diligently as they can to get things working properly. But this incredible feature (at least when it's working, which I suspect is most of the time) is and will probably remain in beta for quite some time to come.

I've noticed this often helps as well. Never thought of mentioning this

When I run into guideline issues, it often helps me to flatten the layers and then try again.

I got it to work using my method of making a small additional selection on the dark background curtain.

Have any of the complainers uploaded their files as requested by Adobe? That is the only way the problem will be resolved.

@PeterGJones what did you enter for a prompt? I used your image and put a period "." in the Gen Fill prompt and it cleaned up everything including your arrow.

CAn one of you Adobe employees explain WHY you are censoring everything we try to do? I can understand blocking unlawful acts as per the territory in which your software is used, but when you are telling us what we can and cannot have in a professional photoshoot..you must have a good reason- We'd love to know what it is?????