WHne cleaning up an image in photoshop

@salagneau01 ouch! It isn't just Adobe...it's not because Adobe programmers intentionally put that specific content into the system. Instead, it points to a critical issue in how AI models learn: they learn from the massive datasets of images and text they are trained on, and these datasets are created by humans.

Think of it in a different way. The AI is like a student who learned by looking at billions of pictures from the internet. This huge collection of pictures includes all kinds of things humans create – good stuff, but also bad stuff, mistakes, and sometimes even inappropriate images. So, when you ask the AI to fill in a spot or remove something, it tries to guess what should go there based on everything it has seen before. If the pictures it learned from contained unwanted or offensive things, even hidden or subtle ones, the AI might accidentally pick up on those bad patterns. That's why, when it tries to complete a tricky spot like removing a sticker, it might sometimes create something offensive, simply because it saw similar (bad) examples in its learning material.

Be advised, I am only a big fan and user to Adobe, and I do not work for Adobe nor am I an employee