P: Generated images violate user guidelines

That's right. Some of us use Photoshop for a living.

I would never put beta software on my working machine, ever, in any form.

Beta software is for testing. That's what you're doing. Don't complain, provide feedback. That's your function here, as beta testers.

PS AI is at a primitive state compared to others. If it messes up on a drawing it gives you this message to save face. 

The Adobe creative community has over 30 million members, and I bet that every one of them gets the "user guidelines" warning several times a day. There are only two possible explanations for this: Either all 30+ million users of Photoshop are creeps, who use the program for dirty things, or Adobe must change the filter algorithm quickly.

Some Photoshop users work with Photoshop and don’t have time to play with Photoshop Beta all the time so they may never get that alert at all … 

The Adobe creative community has over 30 million members, and I bet that every one of them gets the "user guidelines" warning several times a day. There are only two possible explanations for this: Either all 30+ million users of Photoshop are creeps, who use the program for dirty things, or Adobe must change the filter algorithm quickly.

Couldn't agree more. We're paying a HUGE sum of money to Adobe, not, to mention testing this for them. I totally grudge the fact that the violations  seem to be treating us like children. I've had a number of semi naked females show up in generations, so the fact that THEY can get away with this isn't fair in the slightest

I'm a professional wedding photographer and have been doing this for well over a decade now. The most common things that I do is remove blinking eyes by copying it from another photo and pointing someones foot more forward during a bride/groom dip.

Every time that I select the eyes and type (remove eyes) or foot (remove foot) I get a response that I violated the guidelines.

Now, I get that you don't want people to make somone look deformed, but I use this almost daily. This is my right as a paid user to use this however I would like. It is NOT the job of adobe to police what I can and cannot do with my photos. I feel like this is clearly not a good business decision on your part. 

I do not agree with you resticting the use of this prodect to manipulate an image with zero context on your end. 

Since when did adobe become so ridiculously liberal in it's actions? Please stop. I am not violating your meaningless terms. Your acting worse than internet fact checkers. 

Habe Photoshop Beta installiert. Allerdings egal welche Schlagwörter ich benutze bei der KI Foto-Erstellung, kommt sofort die Meldung das ich gegen die Richtlinien verstoße. Was muss ich tun, um normale KI Fotos erstellen zu können?

I'm getting a repeated error that my AI generated images are being removed due to guidelines violation. The image I'm trying to generate is meant to fill the missing spot on a wall. There is nothing at all suspicious so please investigate this false positive case. Attached is a screenshot with the black blurb at the bottom being the area I'm trying to fill.

thisd works brilliantly

The biggest problem I have in generative fill is a repeating error message that generative images have been removed becaue they violate user guidlinges. This can happen  on any kind of image. Tring to extend the  image on an innocent photo of a person it also gets this error.  Photoshop Beta 24.7, Mac OS Ventura 13.4