P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

same happening with me do you have any clue how to solve this riddle

i was trying to publish the image of human using chatgpt and ai sci fi kinda futuristic moments ago it genrated the image by this prompt but now saying user guidelines are violated cant able to generatea

I tried without the word 'children' and it didn't help. No matter what, I'd get like, pictures of books, or pictures of random cartoon characters....

I was probably "children". I DON'T FEEL SAFE! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrg.

Oh I forgot, the prompt was "A picture of Audrey Hepburn in the style of a children book illustration."

This is my first time using Firefly and I keep getting this "violation" warning. I don't know which word it is, this seems simple enough!! I tried the same thing in Midourney with no issues. Didn't get what I wanted but still. What is the issue?

If we are a monthly subrsciber and a designer we should be able to use anyword we want especially if we will be paying for this service that restricts us. The banning of words does not stop from finding alternative text to generate images that would "Go against the guiedlines", but as others have mentioned there are too many retrictions and safety issues on words there should not be, Although I think Firefly is pretty awesome I find it better to use other AI image generators (some of which are totatlly free) to generate the words to images just as I want. These restrictions do not work anyhow as I have been able to generate dang near pornographic scenes using firefly (not becuase I wanted to but because I don't like being restricted and I wanted to see if I can make firefly produce it.) I agree hatefull terms should not be allowed but these restrictions are ridiculous and will definitly not put Adobe at the forefront, I think firefly will actually be left behind due to the restrictions at the pace AI generative text is developing. I hope Adobe eases on up this retrictive freedom.

Blister packaging for example is a very typical form of packaging for medicine, toys and others, but the word blister is banned, the word-ban system is not working on a context or understanding but working on an arbitrary usage. This will clearly set Firefly behind the other options out there.

How does the generative fill prompt "No grass, stone interloc" generate images that violate terms of service?  Is it the use of interloc, where it thinks of it as a brand name?  This would be like violating generative terms  of service by using "Alergy-suffering woman blowing a Kleenex".  Maybe there needs to be a brand filter that translates brands into their more generic analogs as a pre-prompt processing step?