Apparently, there is some kind of "ethical" connundrum with the word "Zombie".

[DaddyDoom]

I'm tired of posting things like this, but the fact is that day in, day out, I get prompts blocked for the most flabbergasting reasons.
Now, the word "Zombie" or the combination "Zombie mutant" is being blocked.
I'm under the impression that Firefly is being run by a group of extra-sensible church ladies, vetoing anything that is not fluffy kittens and landscapes and whatnot.
I don't know what you expect to achieve from this other than pushing users to other platforms.
I'm not using Firefly to ripoff copyrighted material or do deep fakes, but I want the possibility of exploring creative ideas and see where the AI can take them.
Blocking "Zombie Mutant" is just plain stupid and I'm getting tired of this.

[droopydog500]

It can be frustrating and I am not sure how they determine what should be blocked. I had issues with them blocking "firefighter's axe". I reported that one of the most important tools for a firefighter should not be blocked and now it is no longer blocked. So reporting does help.

Please rate the result with thumbs down and the select feedback and check "prompt is incorrectly blocked". I always check "other" and write why it should not be blocked (i.e. it is a tool used by firefighters).

[DaddyDoom]

I've done those in the past.
Some things I later notice have changed, but new weird stuff keeps popping up and sometimes frustration takes over and I go focus on some other thing I have to do.
I had used prompts with "zombie" before, with pretty good results, but suddenly its no longer allowed.
Zombie!

[@mj]

The engine is wayyyy to senstive.

Same results.

Please Adobe, show flagged words so we can adjust the prompt to meet the requirements of the gen engine.

mj

iMSD

[jacobk97258120]

Adobe is too authoritarian with their AI. Plus is junk compared to cheaper alternatives 

[jacobk97258120]

We shouldn't have to keep reporting problems because of rules created by weak minded people that are scared of their own shadows. 

[jacobk97258120]

I forgot to mention. I've working on and off with the film/gaming industry for 24yrs and I don't see how Firefly is going to compete if they have so many rules because people get offended by a picture generated by AI? So unless you're generating a Lisa Frank coloring books with puppies and unicorns. Firefly is useless for any serious work because the real world isn't wrapped in bubble wrap. 

[DaddyDoom]

I have occasionaly used FF in situations where there is no budget or time to bring in an illustrator/artist with a specific style (I dont try to  emulate anyones work, btw) or a photographer (if I need a certain type of object in a certain type of scenario).
So far, I have always "credited" Firefly as part of the tool set, for full disclosure (on my Behance page for example).
I cannot say everything is bad with FF, because its not. With patience and propper prompt refining, you can get very good results, but if this constant annoyance with blocked words or themes continues, I really don't see much future for this feaure.
Also, and I have pointed this out in another thread, there is a dysmal difference between the results you get on the browser version when compared with the  results of generated images inside Photoshop. The fact that the PS tool does include  the same array of options from the browser version is a big letdown.

[jacobk97258120]

My problem is I tried to generate some Norse mythology characters nothing fancy just something to help my kid out on a school project. What does it generate a couple holding hands walking into the sunset which is correct. However eithnicity and clothing from a different parts of the world.  It generated a large leaf instead of an axe!  Yet cheaper AI does a better job even if misses some elements from simple prompts than Firefly. 

Using this prompt

"Viking couple standing side by side, facing away from the viewer, as they gaze towards a vibrant sunset peeking through a dense forest. The female Viking, with fiery red hair flowing freely and no helmet on her head, stands close to her companion. The male Viking, carrying a formidable axe strapped to his back, stands tall and protective beside her. The dense foliage of the forest surrounds them, casting dappled shadows in the fading light, while the sky is ablaze with the warm hues of the setting sun."