Customizable content filters for Adobe stock in Photoshop

I would like Adobe to add a customizable content-filtering system for Adobe Stock imagery that appears within Photoshop and other Adobe applications. Currently, users have very limited control over the kinds of stock images that appear in searches, recommendations, and other areas of the Adobe interface. While Adobe already restricts explicit sexual content and nudity, there can still be imagery including revealing clothing, lingerie, swimwear, suggestive posing, sexualized glamour photography, or other content that some users may strongly prefer not to see. Implementing a user-friendly filtering system could give users a cleaner, more enjoyable experience using the app. A simple filter system could include options like: Standard, Strict/Family-Safe, or Custom. Custom settings could let users control more of what they do/don’t see, allowing the removal of images including: lingerie or underwear, revealing clothing, suggestive or sexualized poses, and any other “sensitive” content. Photoshop already offers extensive workspace customization. Giving users control over the kinds of imagery they want to see would be another useful way to personalize the experience; with the purpose of making the overall usage of the app smoother and cleaner. Please give users the choice to filter content they do not want to see.