Why is it that when I work with a photo of a nude model, even to try to cover them up more, Generative AI does not generate anything in the selected area?

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Both times I have used Generative AI to alter photos of nude models, the selected area either generates nothing at all or a black graphic area.  These are nude adults so from what I understand that isn’t a guideline issue.  If it is, then I would assert that most people using Photoshop are artists, and artists commonly have to deal with models or paint human figures, etc.  I have no idea why this would or should be an issue.  Adobe should not be policing what art is made, and in my case these photos are being edited to be reference for traditional figure paintings.  Should I remind Adobe that for thousands of years we have been making traditional, classical nude art?

jane-e · Accepted Answer

​@MellowsmootheAdobe should not be policing what art is madeYou can do whatever you want to when using traditional methods.What you can’t do is break Adobe’s guidelines for Generative AI, which includes nudity. Create your art traditionally and you are all set.https://www.adobe.com/legal/licenses-terms/adobe-gen-ai-user-guidelines.html“Should I remind Adobe that for thousands of years we have been making traditional, classical nude art?”You can continueto use themethods that have been used for thousands of years –theydo not include Generative AI.Jane

miroslav_6650 · Answer

This is the most unreasonable, and unintelligent response. Humans have been painting nudes since cave art. The only reason generative AI won’t do it, is because it was designed by Puritanical, Evangelical Christians who have put these restrictions to reflect their backward beliefs.

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