Terms of Service Violation in Response to "God give me strength" generative AI prompt.

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October 7, 2024
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I asked the Generate Vectors (Beta) to "Create a calligraphic drawing of the Urdu phrase "Allah mujhe sukoon de" in Urdu script. It immediately told me that I had violated Adobes terms of service. The phrase literally means, "God give me strength." Which is somewhat appropriate given the nonsense response. Does anyone have any idea why such a response was given. Literally nothing about my prompt violates anything on Adobe Generative AI User Guidelines.

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Monika Gause

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I can't tell you why this would be against the guidelines, but this prompt is futile anyway, because no AI can spell. Let alone do calligraphy.

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Anonymous

ChatGPT did it. And it let me modify the prompt numerous times until I got almost exactly what I wanted. I've uploaded the proof below. The only problem with the ChatGPT response was that its a raster and not a vector file. Fortunately, I know how to address that. But yes. AI's can spell. They can correct grammar. They can translate from one language to another. They can trasliterate into native scripts. They can even listen to my voice, analyze what I say, and give me a thoughtful response in return. AI's are SCARY powerful. So, no, the prompt is not futile. Unless you are saying a $20 a month AI program can create better images than Adobe can. That would be very worrying for someone who pays $ 65.40 a month to have the "best" software suite available..

As an update, I reran the promt and was told that one of the "words" violated the guildelines. But it didn't tell me which word, and I can't find a list of words that are against guidelines. So I'm still all at sea here.

In the meantime, look at what ChatGPT did on its first attempt... Amazing for such a simple prompt. Written in English... Presented in calligraphic Urdu.