P: Generated images violate user guidelines

This is a case where I would use the Remove tool instead of generative fill.

This worked for my images, no error

The content restrictons can be limiting.  I am working on an image of a fashion model fully clothed shadow boxing towards the camera.  She is smiling and it is a fun image.  Since when is boxing inaproprite anyway.  

Hope you can correct this limitation.

You can also just press the space bar once to add a blank space in the prompt. That sometimes helps with the error message, too. 🙂

Also, you should make your selection roughly in the shape of what you want created. This gives the bot a better idea of what it has to work with.

One thing I discovered, quite by accident, is that if you make a very small selection anywhere else in the image far removed from your main selection, this will sometimes help avoid the violation message.

All I wanted to do was have generative fill complete the elbow, and it gave me the dreaded "violated user guideline." It works excellently with landscapes, but the generative fill is very cautious about body parts.

I put up an example. Admittably far from a perfect one, but with some photoshopping finess, it could probably pass as real. In any case, my original comparison post was to show what generative fill CAN do, not what it can't, and to falsify the notion that skin has something to do with the false flag warnings. That simply isn't the case. 

OK. Now take the baby picture on the right with no tube and have Gen Fill create a tube and put it in place. Yes, you can use prompts.

I once worked for one software company. Another company, who was always first to market, tried to recruite me. I commented of them being out first so often. The person said they release a product even though it is not ready, but it makes them look cutting edge. PS was so far behind Mid Journey, plus AI is "big", so they had to get something out. Will they be able to take a baby picture, like above, without a tube and use gen fill to put a tube in place, starting with no tube? Don't see how that could happen.